Tyre pressure and weight
- Tyre pressure. Every racer has a specific and top-secret tire pressure based on weather and the rider's personal preference. Generally, tire pressure is 8 to 8.5 bar for road stages and 9.5 to 10 bar for time trial stages. Around 115 psi in the front and 125 psi in the back for road stages and 130-135 psi for time-trial stages.
- Bikes from the 1900s used to weigh a whopping 40 pounds each. Today, the minimum bike weight is 6.8kg (14.99 pounds).
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