Settling in with the Rooster now - great off road but a bit of a bugger on the road getting to the trails (as expected I guess) My concern is how it'll feel on long days out bikepacking on fire roads - I think I'm running the tyres a bit soft ATM though 9psi front/14psi rear - not tubeless (and I'm carrying a bit of bulk!) - what pressures are people running?

12psi front and 13 rear in my tubeless setup 27tpi knards. May well be different for the thinner 120tpi tyres but I find this spot on for my slender 95kg frame.

edit: I tend to find 11 up front feels lush and plush but tend to feel rim hits on occasion so 12 was the safer bet.

I was running mine 20psi front and 22psi rear, simply because that was the pressure they seated at when I fitted them and I didn't get around to lowering them until today.
I adjusted them a bit by feel on the way home today. I've just checked them with a gauge and they are 10f & 12r. I'll see how that feels tomorrow.
95kg
Maxxis Chronicle on Velocity Dually
Tubeless.

Ballpark, loaded, 13F, 14R, unloaded 11.5F, 12.5R, give or take .5PSI. That's on 50mm mulefuts and chupacabras, run tubeless.

Not that I play about with pressures incessantly.

10 front and rear on my Krampus with 120tpi Knards and Hugo rims. I weigh 12.5 stone.

Chronicle on a 35mm rim on the front at 10 unladen and 12 with kit.

Have a 2.35 ikon on the same rim on the back. That's at 13/15

How do you measure the pressure assuming its Presta valves?

Mariner wrote:How do you measure the pressure assuming its Presta valves?

I've got a nice SKS digital gauge that does prestas and schrader.

Dirt Wizards on Dually rims

15 rear and 12 front seems to work for me atm

Si

Knard (120) on the front ona dually rim between around 12-15