Ha! I came back home to KC and just took a ride on my Roadeo with standard sidewall Stampede Pass. I checked the tire pressure with my thumb and forefinger gauge. They felt soft (I haven't been on that bike in a couple of months) but maybe rideable so thinking about this thread I figured I'd give it a go. I hit the wonderful bike path we have here. There are lots of good curves and bends and on the first one my tires rolled out from under me, then on a subsequent corner I had to go off in the grass because there was an oncoming rider and with proper pressure I could have easily stayed on my side but not today. The bike felt great on the straightaways though. I checked the pressure when I got home and it was 40 rear and 35 front. I normally ride those tires at around 80 and 70 with no issues. So I pumped them to 60 and 55 and I'll see how they are tomorrow.
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