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Old 11-16-21, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by msu2001la
The hooked max is 94psi, hookless max is 73psi, which also matches Zipp's max pressure on the wheel.
Yup, that's the ETRTO standard for hookless. Zipp says that the rim is capable of higher, but I don't know how much that matters in practice. I'm also running most tires in the 55-60psi range, and it's not like I'm small for a road cyclist. Even at my heaviest, I don't think that I would have pushed that 73psi limit.
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