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Front fork shock
When the courses get on bumpy hard pack or hard grasss with the lumps, my body takes a beating.
The vibration also kills my power also.
Reducing tire pressure will slow me down , i usually 28 front and 30 rear tubulars.
any thoughts on how ro deal with this?
dave
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Permalink Reply by david taylor on
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Correction
33 mm tubulars
28 psi front
30 psi rear
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Lower your tire pressure. I'm 185 lb and usually run 24/25 psi front/rear with no issues. I go as low as 22 psi front/rear if it is muddy, sometimes lower.
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