Ok I just got back from a road/trail dirt and what not and I have to say the 606 is awesome. I took it up a hard packed hill climb and it shot me right to the top. Remember too I have 32 lbs of tire pressure in it, my theory if I can't learn to ride the bike in all conditions without changing pressure then I don't need to be in that type of ridding. I had a blast. I went on a logging road that turned into a narrow road, that changed into a quad trail all on a route that I hadn't been on in 20 years. I was hoping it came out in the same place, and it did. Made a loop on a 25 mile ride. Man the memories came flooding back to me. I remember ridding my 3 and 4 wheeler in those areas, it was awesome. As far as the 606 it will probably do even better if you were to run it at say 20 lbs, but who cares, it was fun.

 

Does the 606 call for that much pressure? The manual and stickers state 25 psi in the rear even when loaded down.

 

Well.....hey wait I thought you were going to bed, yea me too LOL I thought it said 32 lbs max, but maybe I need to double check, could someone tell me what is recommended for an average back tire?

 

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