Recent content by Stan’s Dad

I’m a dropping 89 kilos. A couple of years ago I was racing Enduro and for most forest events most would have 11 to 14 psi in the rear. They were much heavier tyres but speeds and landings etc were greater to. But I agree with you it’s surprising how low these tyres can be run. I’m going at 20...

I’ll get my coat ?

I’m unsure what your referring to but these are the tyres

I glanced....what is seen cannot be unseen ! To be honest I got half way down the article and learnt what pressure is and imagined my self on a skate board ! I started thinking pump em up give a squeeze ........ I’m happy with a thereabouts mid teen early twenty choice and can play about from...

I had a quick scan and ??. If I’m ok to put somewhere between 14 and 20 psi in them I’m good with that. I ride a mullet and the rear is wider than the front so I’ll gauge it as I go. Appreciate the pointer to the post, as you point out there’s lots of views out there. .

Just fitted a tubeless kit and wondering what PSI people are running. It’s been so dry (South UK) recently the trail surface is covered in stones and gravell marbles, but the rain is coming. I’d like to know how low or high you run your tyres. Thanks for your time in advance.

Well there’s a few us enjoying it ? My grips are too thin, Ergons are the answer ?

I did and it was dumb luck !

Eventually got mine a couple of weeks ago. I’ve come off a decent hardtail, so this is a real leap into the present. I can’t compare bike to bike but I can say it has transformed my attitude to where and what terrain I ride. (Surrey Hills & West Sussex trails) I’ve enjoyed riding with some new...

I’m 5’11” & 31” I went for a large. It feels ok but I’ve never tried a medium. With the saddle at best peddle height I can just about touch the floor so it’s tall but ok. If your able I’d try both to be sure.

? I’m not putting my legs on show but rest assured I’ve been scaring small children in my shorts. I’ve since managed to come off the side of the bike on a downslope. My first instinct was to throw my legs forward and into the air away from those pedal teeth. My footwork is getting there.

Hi Newbie here and just arrived. 2 weeks into my very first E MTB and now eagerly waiting for my shin guards to arrive after my pedals reminded me who really is the boss !