Trail PSI???

[Jcrew2]

Just bought my new ex400 yellow, was wondering if anyone has any advice on what psi to run for trails, the guy told me not to exceed 4psi on the tires, they just seemed to flat for the trails, any advice would be great, thanks!!!!!!!!

[chavez]

depending on the track XC trail i run 6lb in the rear and 8lb in the front everyone is diffrent might not work for you

[Jcrew2]

I will give it a shot, thanks man!!

[YardDog24]

It wont really matter what you run beings that you will just be sitting there cleaning mud off yourself from my roost as I disappear from sight. :devil

[luvmyex]

i like about 5 1/2 to 6 lbs in the fronts,and only about 3 1/2 in the rear.this keeps the rear tire soft and able to soak up sharp rocks without popping a hole in em.Also give a lil better traction.THe fronts i like harder so i can hit logs and such to jump over em.

[Jcrew2]

While you are running away with your roost, who is hanging back taking care of your ole lady??? hmmmmm

[YardDog24]

Originally posted by Jcrew2
While you are running away with your roost, who is hanging back taking care of your ole lady??? hmmmmm

Ouch. Just for everyone reading this, know that I could tear him up to no end at this point but Ill be the better person.

[Woodsrider]

Dang you both talk some pretty good smak. you should come down and ride with us.

On most of the trails I run 6 in the front 5 to 6 in the rear. I dont like flats. I got a bad snake bite down at Washugal this year because I was only running 4 in the rear. I forget to air up after a trip to Moses lake.

[Jcrew2]

Where do you ride Soggy???

[Woodsrider]

south end mostly, capitol forest, tahuya. Naches trail a couple times a year and private property. We hit all the poker runs during the spring and summer then ride any where we can in the winter. Mostly the pig pen, or the ranch. When snow falls we go up to the airfeild at buck creek and ride there.