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Great, mind eased. 30psi it is.

Good timing Cam, I've recently built a new wider rimmed wheelset, and am finding it hard to balance grip vs pinch with the added volume.

I'd already decided on the accu-gague but have read they prefer to be used in the middle of the range, any trouble with your 60-70% of max use? 

There is a 0-60psi version, but if the 30 can cope I'd rather have the finer increments.

Shout out to the excellent folks at Cactus, bombproof gear that always goes the distance. As worn by abseil access teams, ski patrollers and lifties all over South New Zanada.

The big burly bag is the Killer duffel. https://www.cactusoutdoor.co.nz/bbb-big-burly-bag.html

It's the NuMetal, were the '90s really so long ago?

Yay, more min-maxing. I didn't realise how much I was enjoying these until I saw this pop up.

Did they hire '80s John Carpenter for the music?

I kept expecting the axe murderer to appear from behind a rock.

I'm not a very man specific chap at the best of times. My usual colour scheme is designed to detect arseholes.

I bought a pair of Mechanix gloves yesterday, the 'leather' wraps right around the fingertips to the second knuckle (this is where my gloves usually fail).

Pink. Womens large. Off-brand. Warm and strong looking for $10, I'm looking forward to the jibes.

I like this idea too, I have a Giant Contact dropper (min-maxing on my Spitfire) which I recently turned the lower clamp back to front.

It gave me ~5mm of extra forward adjustment, but it's still bottomed out on forward tilt. Post/upper clamp is the limiting factor, but I'm nervous about getting the dremel onto it. I tried a few saddles, and some are too nose high still - especially WTB. Bel-Air 2 is working for now.

I made one based on this, good for keeping crap out of the linkage, does nothing for my arse.