Old 08-29-22, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by scottfsmith
You are throwing away both watts and comfort with those high inflation pressures. Try 60psi on the 32s and 50psi on the 35s. Or at least something closer to that.
even at those higher inflation rates, the bicycle is noticeably more comfortable than my trek 1500 by miles. normally i let the tires go down to 50 or 60 and refill as i don't care to pump them up to often. watts don't concern me as that is one of the reason i ride is for exercise; at the higher inflation i get the best of both worlds: a long time before inflation and more comfort that my 25mm tires. if the bike was inflated to 50psi, then inflation chores would likely double.

thanks for the advice though, interesting.
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