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Tire (tyre) pressures

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I usually run 5 psi in the rear and 12 psi in the front on my 348's. Those pressures may be a little high for some folks, but it prevents spinning the rear tire on the rim and nasty rim dents in the front. Truth be told that unless you are a national class rider you will never notice the difference between 4, 5, or even 6 psi in the rear.

Truth be told that unless you are a national class rider you will never notice the difference between 4, 5, or even 6 psi in the rear.

I'm not nowhere near but i can tell i assure you. 4 p.s.i. rear IRC 6 p.s.i. front Michelin.

2 rimlocks in the rear 1 in the front.

I'm not nowhere near but i can tell i assure you. 4 p.s.i. rear IRC 6 p.s.i. front Michelin.

2 rimlocks in the rear 1 in the front.

I agree, 2psi does make a noticeable difference. I run a Mich on the front of my Scorpa and an IRC on the rear with 6/4 psi.

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Wouldnt it be easier and a lot better to just buy a decent low pressure tyre gauge. Only cost approx

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