how much psi to run for 0's
#11
stock pressure works good.
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#12
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Originally Posted by tru1rydaz2220
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yea i went up to 30 and it feels super funny but guess i just have 2 keep riding it like that

Yeah it'll be squirly for a bit then you get used to it. i'm usually like 27 if it goes down it makes it hard to circle
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#13
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Originally Posted by big ben
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40 all the way!

+1 anything less than 36 makes em hard to turn, fells like its on the side of the rim. Just set it high and get used to it. If you try to bump it up every couple times you ride youll be fighting getting used to it every time. 40 will feel weird as shit at first exspecially if your still at that fighting to turn stage but itll be all worth its while in the long run!
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Originally Posted by BIGBEN954
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+1 anything less than 36 makes em hard to turn, fells like its on the side of the rim.

that would really depend alot on your weight and the tire choice. i weigh in at 160lbs and 30lbs for me on the tires i run is plenty, i get no tire fold or sag when doing circles. someone weight 200lbs might need a bit more but you cant generalize tire pressure for everyone with every tire
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Originally Posted by old man roger
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+ 1

40psi!! Sh1t ive been at 22-25 for about 6 months better get pumping
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Originally Posted by SBS Pez
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40psi!! Sh1t ive been at 22-25 for about 6 months better get pumping

just put it at 40 and get used to it , you will love it once you do
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Originally Posted by SIC J
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its personal preference. don't think anyone now a days run lower than 25 anymore

jorian killed it the whole time in NY with 16 PSI! he didnt worry about it.
but he said normaly he prefers 2 bar which i think is 25 psi?!


37+ PSI rear here
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#18
i run 5 psi wassup
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#19
i got a new tire with a lot of curve on it..... i had to lower the psi to 35 but found if you dip it in in flamingo u can use yor leg to help shift your weight.... i worked for an hour trying to not low side in SS but kicked that leg out helped getting used to it really fast.
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Originally Posted by SDFKILLZ
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that would really depend alot on your weight and the tire choice. i weigh in at 160lbs and 30lbs for me on the tires i run is plenty, i get no tire fold or sag when doing circles. someone weight 200lbs might need a bit more but you cant generalize tire pressure for everyone with every tire

Well im 6'6 280 lbs, thats why i need 40!
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