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Tyre pressure for Butcher Gravity 2.4 on Turbo Levo 4?
- Thread starter jorge2305
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For a 75-85kg rider on trail/enduro terrain, somewhere in the 22-25psi front and 24-27psi rear range is where most Levo 4 owners land with the Butcher. @WatermanJim runs 24psi front / 26psi rear and found rolling resistance noticeably lower than the previous gen.
The Gravity casing is stiff enough to go a touch lower if you're on rooty, technical ground. @KnollyBro drops to 18/20psi for slow technical riding, though that's on the aggressive end and you'd want inserts if you're regularly pushing that low on an eMTB.
Worth remembering the Levo 4 adds meaningful weight versus a regular trail bike, so going too soft increases pinch flat and burping risk more than it would on a lighter build. If you're heavier than 85kg, add a couple of psi.
The Gravity casing is stiff enough to go a touch lower if you're on rooty, technical ground. @KnollyBro drops to 18/20psi for slow technical riding, though that's on the aggressive end and you'd want inserts if you're regularly pushing that low on an eMTB.
Worth remembering the Levo 4 adds meaningful weight versus a regular trail bike, so going too soft increases pinch flat and burping risk more than it would on a lighter build. If you're heavier than 85kg, add a couple of psi.
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