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rolling-resistance and tire pressure on tubeless

Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-11-22 11:35:00) by adamant118

yesterday's ride drained me! i knew there was sand in some portions of the trail. at one point i was going to lower my tire pressure to 40 psi as a starting point but i was concerned with rolling-resistance on the remainder of the ride. i am a big guy (270) so i have 55 psi in them ( 26 x 2.2") would i notice a increase in resistance if i would have lowered them 15 psi? ant

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Ritchy Rolling Resistance

Started 2 weeks ago (2009-11-17 15:08:00) by QuickityJacks

'Afternoon, all. First, I owe quite a few of you a great big thank you. If it wasn't for the input, reviews, and unabashed bike love for the Surly Crosscheck I probably wouldn't have ended up buying one a few weeks back. I love it, I have completely drank the Surly Kool-aid, and I can't stop riding. Second, I have a question. I've ...

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estimating rolling resistance...

Started 2 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-11-15 21:58:00) by chucky

...in the real world using real world power meter measurements: http://anonymous.coward.free.fr/watt...direct-cda. pdf Better than the traditional tire-on-drum methods and folds in aerodynamic drag too (which is probably what we want anyway). Not my work, but I was impressed and thought some of you guys would be too.

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Low Rolling Resistance Tires

Started 3 weeks ago (2009-11-10 14:02:00) by duke207

I did my research and if you are looking for a good LRRT, check out the Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max, most of the reviews I read were very good and most owners gave them a 5-star rating.

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Fastest, least rolling resistance clincher?

Started 3 weeks, 5 days ago (2009-11-05 06:54:00) by CCrew

Re-outfitting the TT bike for next year, and looking for the "fastest" tires that general consensus says are out there. Had good luck with the Krylion Carbons on it this year, but sure there's something a bit more race oriented. Bike's used primarily for 20/40k TT and sprint Tri. (BMC TT03) Thoughts? 700x23 of course...

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Low rolling resistance tires - anyone tried them?

Started 3 weeks, 5 days ago (2009-11-04 23:02:00) by velleguy73

There are some tires classified as low rolling resistance. Heresay at work says that you can get 2-3 MPG improvement with them. If that is real, has anyone tried them and can speak of their experience? I suspect that handling is the trade off. If they still handle OK I might look into them for my next set of meats. Please note I am not a tree hugger, just cheap and looking to save a ...

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[Blog] Choosing Low Rolling Resistance Tires: Tire Rack put low-resistance tires to the test, using a Toyota Prius.... http://ping.fm/wxETT

Started 3 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-11-03 18:58:05) by ronincycle

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Difference between rolling resistance and tractive force

Started 1 month ago (2009-11-01 12:36:00) by R Power

Hi friends Let me talk in context of cars wheels..... See!, tractive force is what ground offers us depending upon the weight of wheels or particularly car. It is the maximum force that ground offers us opposite to the force we apply to ground in the form of torque(t=rxf).... if we aplly more torque(or force) than that, we will create a wheel slip. So this ...

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Chevron direction to lower rolling resistance

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-10-10 16:29:00) by babo

document.write(' '); I'm preparing my winter bicycle for riding and for the first time in ten years I am second guessing how I am mounting the winter tires I have. I can see no markings on the tires that might aid me (Nokia Mount & Ground "W"). Which way should the chevron be to lower the rolling resistance? If I am astride the bike and I ...

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Rolling Resistance

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-10-08 14:31:00) by jetstream

After replacing the fact. BS/tw's w/Pirelli Scorpions a three tank avg. of gas reveals a 10 mpg increase was 25 straight stop and go. Now 35 that is a real jump. Wish changing tires on the car would yield that much diff. Oh btw running 14/45 sprkts. w/140/80 rear.

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