tyre pressure/weight
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Depends on tyre width also.
Search YouTube for GCN, think they say 80f 85r in 25mm for a 70kg rider, then +1psi per kg.0 -
No help to you at all, but on La marmotte a few years ago, I had stopped at the valloire food stop and there was a Mavic service van there with a world weary mechanic who was responding to everyone using his track pump who asked with a world weary shout of "Sept" (bar).Half man, Half bike0
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There's a decent graph somewhere online. I know a continental mechanic doing neutral service told me to keep my gp4000s at 90psi.0
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It's just a starting point, try to find your own pressure based on the roads you ride. You shouldn't be bouncing or bottoming out from too low pressure but neither getting aches from too hard pressure.0
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The idea is to pump them up enough so the bike rides well without getting pinch punctures due to low pressure or shaking you to bits due to high pressure. If you look on the tyre wall it has the recommended pressure range. If you are heavy start nearer the top if light start nearer the bottom. The manufacturers web sites can sometimes have a guide as well.0
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Being a larger rider 230lb on 25’s i started at 80 and got pinch flats 90 was better but seemed to just be dragging all the time, 100 was ideal not super rough and felt faster. Tried 110 but felt every crack and crease! This is with gator skins.0