tire compression questions.

What tyre do you have? What I do to find out my tyre pressure is
multiply my body weight by two then divide by ten and that's how much
air you pyut in your tyre. I weigh 100 lbs so I would have 20 psi give
or take a few psi.

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bcwheelriderguyhehehehehe said:

What tyre do you have? What I do to find out my tyre pressure is
multiply my body weight by two then divide by ten and that's how much
air you pyut in your tyre. I weigh 100 lbs so I would have 20 psi give
or take a few psi.

...or you could just divide by 5....

umm, it really depends on what tire you have and what kind of tire it
is. If it was a trials tire(which it obviously isn't) then you can play
w/ pressure a lot more. It seems to me that you have a normal tire that
gets rock hard at the right pressure, and i hate to say this, but you
either have to deal with it or get a new tire/rim/uni

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...or you could just divide by 5....

well, actually, I was thinking this too, until I realized it's a lot
easier, in your head, to multiply by 2, then divide by 10. Both of
these operations are easier than dividing by five. For example, divide
37.5 by 5 in your head...quick.

Now, try 37.5*2 = 75, 75/10 = 7.5. A lot easier, isn't it?

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onelesscar said:

well, actually, I was thinking this too, until I realized it's a lot
easier, in your head, to multiply by 2, then divide by 10. Both of
these operations are easier than dividing by five. For example, divide
37.5 by 5 in your head...quick.

Now, try 37.5*2 = 75, 75/10 = 7.5. A lot easier, isn't it?

i thought that, but then i remembered that 5 is an easy enough #
anyways🙂 I round my weight to 5s ...

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well this is the only tire I have currently so I'll wait til the one I
ordered comes in... about a week.

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onelesscar said:

well, actually, I was thinking this too, until I realized it's a lot
easier, in your head, to multiply by 2, then divide by 10. Both of
these operations are easier than dividing by five. For example, divide
37.5 by 5 in your head...quick.

Now, try 37.5*2 = 75, 75/10 = 7.5. A lot easier, isn't it?

Even if they are both easier, I can divide by 5 faster than I can do
any two other operations.

Is this method for finding pressure only appropriate for trials?

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SNES350 said:

Even if they are both easier, I can divide by 5 faster than I can do any
two other operations.

Is this method for finding pressure only appropriate for trials?

most probably, road bikes take a little over 1/2 your weight/pressure
ratio

i exploded a tire in my face today, the gust of air was so powerful
that it hurt
it sounded like a gunshot, the bead ripped off because the tire is
slightly rotten

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bcwheelriderguyhehehehehe said:

What tyre do you have? What I do to find out my tyre pressure is
multiply my body weight by two then divide by ten and that's how much
air you pyut in your tyre. I weigh 100 lbs so I would have 20 psi give
or take a few psi.

in metris or imperial?

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dan de man said:

in metris or imperial?

uhh
UNITED STATES system!

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