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YES, I do think it will. The first lesson in calculus is the concept of a limit - what happens if you take a situation to extremes? In this case, what would happen if you compared an airless tire to a marshmallow tire? It would be like the difference you see riding uphill versus downhill. The back tire compresses going uphill from the shift in body weight so the front tire will show fewer counts. We were shown this at measuring seminar in Akron in 2017. My hard personal experience is that a 50 lb tire (designed for rider comfort) would have a much bigger problem with agreement than a 120 lb tire (designed for efficiency of effort).

5/29/235:30 AM

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