What Tire Pressure Should I Use for Gravel Riding?

Question

Dviračius ruošiuosi keisti nuo lygumų kelių iki grublėtų. Kiek turėčiau pakoreguoti padangų slėgį, kai keičiasi šakotų paviršių tipas?

Answer 1

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Comments

Great content Manon! Yes to the tips! I would add that lower tire pressure also makes you much faster and gives you more grip on gravel. Fenders are a good idea as well. Love that you mentioned not tensing up! This is so important but to some counterintuitive. You guide with a light but pliant hand! This particularly works with loose sand. What also helps is experience water skiing, moving in and out of the motorboat wake. The semi squat, resilient not rigid, knees and arms required are exactly what's needed for control on loose surfaces (including snow!).

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What tires are you using? I'm a newbie I just bought my first bike which is a gravel bike..What tires are tire is good to buy?

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What is your choice of prssure for smooth and bumpy gravel? I tend to be at 30 and 25 psi, but I'm still figuring it out.

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What’s your tire width, 38?

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Brilliant! A little bit less or more …..than what?

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Why on earth did she not give two examples of what tire pressure should be. Even roughly, its the reason I was reading. Strange this wouldn't occur to a professional content provider? I'm thinking between 35-40 psi for fire/forest roads, some single track?

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Has anyone had any success in riding on light gravel on 30mm tires?