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Tyre Pressures

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A simple question one would have thought, but it depends on all sorts of things like your weight and whether you're riding on mud or rocks, or even the make of tyre, but as a starting point try 6psi in the front and 4psi in the rear.

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thanks mate i know it varies but wanted a ballpark figure! not had the bike long and the rear tyre looks a little too low :closedeyes:

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just occured to me.... 6in the front 4 in the rear.. sounds like a request from the missus lol :closedeyes:

For our usual muddy Midlands type going I use 5 front 4 rear but go up a couple in the front if we are at a vunue with many rocks.

first reply most sensible frosty morning in uk not same as 40 deg in europe

Mixed thoughts and pressures here, I've always used 8 psi in the front ( any lower and I feel the front tends to tuck under) and 2-4 psi in the rear, again it all depends on how the grip level feels. Tubeless tyres can run this low, well I've always done it this way.

Enjoy......

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