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  1. What is a good starting tire pressure for muni riding on a 24" x 3.0
    Wildfire tire. Just ride the trails. Nothing fancy.

    Also have a 20" Creepy Crawler. Same question.

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  2. I _think_ that my 20" creepy crawler is at around 20-something.. Im not
    sure though 😄

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  3. I _think_ that my 20" creepy crawler is at around 20-something.. Im not
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  4. I _think_ that my 20" creepy crawler is at around 20-something.. Im not
    sure though 😄

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  5. AncientMuniDude said:

    What is a good starting tire pressure for muni riding on a 24" x 3.0
    Wildfire tire. Just ride the trails. Nothing fancy.

    ride where you dont bottom out on drops. I have mine at somewhere mid
    high 20s. But im a small guy and i dont do big drops. So just
    experiment. You will know when you get it right

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    If you ignore science, it's like you're trying to convince us of
    Intelligent Design...

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    Well, boys and girls, this is what separates us from the gods; Kris goes
    riding and has to worry about landing on naked ladies - you and I have
    to watch we don't land in dog [censored].....


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  6. AncientMuniDude said:

    What is a good starting tire pressure for muni riding on a 24" x 3.0
    Wildfire tire. Just ride the trails. Nothing fancy.

    ride where you dont bottom out on drops. I have mine at somewhere mid
    high 20s. But im a small guy and i dont do big drops. So just
    experiment. You will know when you get it right

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    Chris.James

    johnfoss said:

    If you ignore science, it's like you're trying to convince us of
    Intelligent Design...

    dforbes said:

    Well, boys and girls, this is what separates us from the gods; Kris goes
    riding and has to worry about landing on naked ladies - you and I have
    to watch we don't land in dog [censored].....


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  7. AncientMuniDude said:

    What is a good starting tire pressure for muni riding on a 24" x 3.0
    Wildfire tire. Just ride the trails. Nothing fancy.

    ride where you dont bottom out on drops. I have mine at somewhere mid
    high 20s. But im a small guy and i dont do big drops. So just
    experiment. You will know when you get it right

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    Chris.James

    johnfoss said:

    If you ignore science, it's like you're trying to convince us of
    Intelligent Design...

    dforbes said:

    Well, boys and girls, this is what separates us from the gods; Kris goes
    riding and has to worry about landing on naked ladies - you and I have
    to watch we don't land in dog [censored].....


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  8. I like to run my KH24 at around 20 psi for general trail riding. I
    reduce this to 15 psi if the terrain is rough, since it smooths out the
    bumps. I weigh around 160lbs., so adjust up or down accordingly.

    I recommend trying out a few pressure settings and stick with what
    feels right.

    -Aaron

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  9. I like to run my KH24 at around 20 psi for general trail riding. I
    reduce this to 15 psi if the terrain is rough, since it smooths out the
    bumps. I weigh around 160lbs., so adjust up or down accordingly.

    I recommend trying out a few pressure settings and stick with what
    feels right.

    -Aaron

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  10. I like to run my KH24 at around 20 psi for general trail riding. I
    reduce this to 15 psi if the terrain is rough, since it smooths out the
    bumps. I weigh around 160lbs., so adjust up or down accordingly.

    I recommend trying out a few pressure settings and stick with what
    feels right.

    -Aaron

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  11. I run my 24 x 3.0 Duro tire on my KH 24 around 15-17 psi. I weigh 155
    lbs.

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