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Water Warrior 2 · 09-05-2009, 06:55 PM

Hi Mary. The pressure reduced to the manual specs should make a difference. If the bike still bounces or rides rough the tires probably need balancing. The preload is referring to the settings on the rear shocks. There are little steps built into the ring around the shock. Both should be at the same setting and can be adjusted using the factory tool kit. The non working end of the screw driver shaft is round and fits nicely.

General info: Costco in Canada sell massive amounts of tires and uses nitrogen when installing them. Works for them and all their customers. Proven less leakage by replacing the smaller molecules with the larger nitrogen molecules.

09-05-2009, 06:55 PM	#29
Water Warrior 2 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Squamish B.C Canada Posts: 11,409	Re: How often do you add air to your tires? Hi Mary. The pressure reduced to the manual specs should make a difference. If the bike still bounces or rides rough the tires probably need balancing. The preload is referring to the settings on the rear shocks. There are little steps built into the ring around the shock. Both should be at the same setting and can be adjusted using the factory tool kit. The non working end of the screw driver shaft is round and fits nicely. General info: Costco in Canada sell massive amounts of tires and uses nitrogen when installing them. Works for them and all their customers. Proven less leakage by replacing the smaller molecules with the larger nitrogen molecules.
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