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Discussion in 'Bicis y componentes' started by fran1777, Feb 27, 2006.

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  1. fran1777

    fran1777 Miembro

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    ¿Cúal es la equivalencia de presión entre un BAR y un KILO? Es que llevo una fatty ultra y le han metido 9kg de presión. He estado mirando luego la tabla de presiones recomendadas y no se si le han dado la adecuada a mi peso de 90 kilacos. Saludos :rolf
     
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    Un kilo y un bar es la misma unidad, chabalote !!
     
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    1 Bar = 1,011971 kg/cm cuadrado
     
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    1 Bar = 1.0197 kilos/cm2("kilos")
     
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    No hay que tener en cuenta esa diferencia, esto no es para la nasa!!
     
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    angelito, Feb 27, 2006
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    A todos los efectos puedes aplicar 1 BAR = 1 Kg/cm2, y no te equivocarás.
     
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