I think that's over complicating things. It's just a guideline. If you end up 
with 25% tire drop instead of the ideal 15%, under hard braking on a rough 
downhill... Who cares? Your tires are now compressing more than the ideal 
theoretical amount to give you the lowest rolling resistance, but you are 
BRAKING. You are resisting your forward momentum already, on purpose.

If you roll a tire, or get a pinch flat, it's NOT because you slavishly 
followed the chart recommendations. 

Philip
www.biketinker.com

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