A bicycle tire feels tight and rigid because it is filled with air. When air is pumped into the tire, it expands and becomes pressurized, causing the tire to feel firm and rigid. The amount of pressure in the tire can be adjusted to achieve the desired level of firmness and support.
A bicycle tire feels tight and rigid because it is filled with air. When air is pumped into the tire, it expands and becomes pressurized, causing the tire to feel firm and rigid. The amount of pressure in the tire can be adjusted to achieve the desired level of firmness and support.