Am I crazy thinking that after 30 years of riding bikes, a good pinch with my fingers is sufficient for checking tire pressure? Have I been missing out on significant performance advantages by not sticking to carefully determined, exact pressures? Thanks to the nature of tubeless, I expect I’ll always have to add air, I always do, and I always fill to the same pressure on the iffy gauge of my Park pump. Doesn’t really matter how accurate the gauge is as long as it’s consistent. I’d pay 150 bucks if this thing maintained my pressure, not just indicated it.
Sept. 23, 2020, 5:36 p.m. - Brigham_Rupp
Am I crazy thinking that after 30 years of riding bikes, a good pinch with my fingers is sufficient for checking tire pressure? Have I been missing out on significant performance advantages by not sticking to carefully determined, exact pressures? Thanks to the nature of tubeless, I expect I’ll always have to add air, I always do, and I always fill to the same pressure on the iffy gauge of my Park pump. Doesn’t really matter how accurate the gauge is as long as it’s consistent. I’d pay 150 bucks if this thing maintained my pressure, not just indicated it.