Johan Bornman Posted May 17, 2012 Posted May 17, 2012 Why on earth do you pump them to 10 bar when the rims can't handle that pressure?I am sure that max pressure on GS is around 9 bar.Maybe you should try getting some tubbies You miss the point. Roadies brag about how hard they can pump their tyres whilst dirties brag about how low they can go. It is apparently a moerava secret that at extreme pressures the point of diminishing returns in benefits was 6 bar previous and that at extreme low pressures you dent your rim. Nevermind 10 bar rattling the fillings from your teeth on anyting other than a smooth tennis court.
TNT1 Posted May 17, 2012 Posted May 17, 2012 Why on earth do you pump them to 10 bar when the rims can't handle that pressure? They can't? Rims are made from wet spaghetti now?
dev null Posted May 17, 2012 Author Posted May 17, 2012 You miss the point. Roadies brag about how hard they can pump their tyres whilst dirties brag about how low they can go. It is apparently a moerava secret that at extreme pressures the point of diminishing returns in benefits was 6 bar previous and that at extreme low pressures you dent your rim. Nevermind 10 bar rattling the fillings from your teeth on anyting other than a smooth tennis court. Who said I have fillings in my teeth? No, it's not that bad, really. I have an Easton EC90SL fork on the BMC and I do get good feedback from the road, but very manageable and pleasant.
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