Blackburn Honest Digital Pressure Gauge
Blackburn Honest Digital Pressure Gauge
Can you tell the difference between 15psi and 17psi? No you can’t. We can’t either, but this digital gauge can. Today’s wider, lower pressure tires are more pressure-critical than back when we just used to put as much pressure in as the pump could stand. It’s not about fending off flats these days, it’s about grip. And the difference between too much and not enough can be as little as a couple of pounds of pressure.
Keep this handy in your tool bag or your hydration pack for your days of riding through the Edmonton River Valley, or when you venture to nearby trail networks in Devon or Fort Saskatchewan.
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Blackburn Honest Digital Pressure Gauge
Blackburn Honest Digital Pressure Gauge
Can you tell the difference between 15psi and 17psi? No you can’t. We can’t either, but this digital gauge can. Today’s wider, lower pressure tires are more pressure-critical than back when we just used to put as much pressure in as the pump could stand. It’s not about fending off flats these days, it’s about grip. And the difference between too much and not enough can be as little as a couple of pounds of pressure.
Keep this handy in your tool bag or your hydration pack for your days of riding through the Edmonton River Valley, or when you venture to nearby trail networks in Devon or Fort Saskatchewan.
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Blackburn Honest Digital Pressure Gauge
Can you tell the difference between 15psi and 17psi? No you can’t. We can’t either, but this digital gauge can. Today’s wider, lower pressure tires are more pressure-critical than back when we just used to put as much pressure in as the pump could stand. It’s not about fending off flats these days, it’s about grip. And the difference between too much and not enough can be as little as a couple of pounds of pressure.
Keep this handy in your tool bag or your hydration pack for your days of riding through the Edmonton River Valley, or when you venture to nearby trail networks in Devon or Fort Saskatchewan.
