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1 is the real deal breaker here. People fill their tires to 140 PSI just to get rid of a little bit of the friction caused by the tire deforming as the wheel tu
by pkulak 13y ago
1 is the real deal breaker here. People fill their tires to 140 PSI just to get rid of a little bit of the friction caused by the tire deforming as the wheel turns. That has to be nothing compared to actual shocks. It must feel like riding through dry sand.
- jessaustin 13y agoI think the whole bicycle wheel thing is just a ploy to scam clueless investors. No one who had ever tried to ride one of these wheels up a hill would think they were a good idea on a bicycle. And the descending stairs thing? I've descended much steeper on my regular old hardtail. Since motive force is applied to the rim of wheelchair wheels, it probably works fine for those.