I believe should be 150 PSI when air compressor was new. But that SHELL petrol koisk only around last couple of years. So those with tubular may still need to buy your own pump.
Hi Everyone, The last time I used a 700 X 20C clincher, it seems to be rather fragile. Any better recommendation for 700C for competition use? Many thanks
A question for experts who use petrol station pumps... The last time (and only time) i had to inflate my tires at petrol station, i had to set the digital psi to like 300 to get around 60 on my tires... quite scary (and waste of time trial-and-error). Is this normal??
We need to select Kpa or PSI at petrol koisks, before we inflate tyre/tire. The facility can not pre-select for us. Do not wait for the government to select for us.
A question for experts who use petrol station pumps... The last time (and only time) i had to inflate my tires at petrol station, i had to set the digital psi to like 300 to get around 60 on my tires... quite scary (and waste of time trial-and-error). Is this normal??
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The default setting for all the digital pumps I've encountered so far in SG is in kPa. You'll need to press the 'conversion' button to get the psi reading.
And I don't think any gas station pumps can give you 300 psi.
A question for experts who use petrol station pumps... The last time (and only time) i had to inflate my tires at petrol station, i had to set the digital psi to like 300 to get around 60 on my tires... quite scary (and waste of time trial-and-error). Is this normal??
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its normal. i usually press the button up to 300 to get 60psi.
Yes, me , when i started riding 2 years ago...didn't know it was in KPA, also the tubes and tires for my supermarket bike was already worn out... hence...BANG, for BOTH ...very big lobang.. alot of stares lor... face cannot lookup after that
BANG! Anyone exploded a bike's inner tube using petrol station air pump?
