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I do feel a little pearched on top of the bike as it raised it from 11.5in to 13in but I may ride it like this for a while, so smooth I almost missed my exit on the way to work....I also went over the same bumps on my daily commute that I normally do, these bumps jar my back....well now ...smooth as glass..
still looking for schrader valves so I can adjust PSI for when I put the ol lady on back...no one seems to have them or know what they are...
I do feel a little pearched on top of the bike as it raised it from 11.5in to 13in but I may ride it like this for a while, so smooth I almost missed my exit on the way to work....I also went over the same bumps on my daily commute that I normally do, these bumps jar my back....well now ...smooth as glass..
still looking for schrader valves so I can adjust PSI for when I put the ol lady on back...no one seems to have them or know what they are...
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