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Tyre pressure adjustments


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I try to keep my tyre pressures in line with the manual so 36 front, 42 rear, and that needs doing regularly. The problem is I have big hands, so how do people cope with doing the front wheel? 2 massive discs make access awkward but I was wondering how people deal with their access to the tyre valve?


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It's more getting the pump on and off. I have a traditional tyre gauge I can use fine, it's more getting pump on and off quick enough I don't end up losing all the air I pumped in as I can't get my hands in properly.


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I always over inflate it to solve that issue then let the air out

Ah I had been doing that so on right track I guess.


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I use a side access pressure gauge and an angle valve attachment to inflate as below

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got to agree with jrh get an angled valve adaptor to screw on first i dont advise leaving one on all the time tho as they do seem to let air by a little a lot of the time but ideal for checking tyre pressures and inflating them

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I tried those angled valves. Wasn't convinced by them so went back to the awkward hand fiddling between the brake discs.


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