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    Remember kids 35 psi and 2.4 wide tires are not good for snow riding😂

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    2. HellaReyna on

      You actually lost grip once you hit some sorta branch. Then you just lost it. But yeah that’s questionable psi unless you’re 90lbs

    5. teh_Stig on

      I mean, I’d probably be running about 20psi in those conditions. And 35psi in absolutely 0 conditions.

    7. universalpoetry on

      I run 40 psi in the front, 60 in the rear. Daily winter commuter and part time trail rider.

      I don’t think low tire pressure helps in winter, if you slidin, you slidin, nothing you can do but try to anticipate sketchy terrain and correct afterwards

    8. straddotjs on

      Is this tubeless? I have 2.4s and the sram calculator suggests a little over 20psi for my weight on dry terrain. I can’t imagine any circumstances under which I’d want to crank it to 35!

    9. bottlechippedteeth on

      Why the fuck…. Sram’s tire pressure calculator doesnt recommend 35 PSI until you hit 441 lbs. 

    11. iweber12 on

      shouldn’t have that much pressure in any situation tbh. unless you’re running tubes which are non ideal

    13. Available-Animal-202 on

      I got 35 psi in tubes, basically because i have to ride 20km trough a capital city just to get to the trails☹️

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