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Hi Donna. Paul here.Because pound is usually abbreviated as 'lb'. However, you're on track according to Wikipedia:Possibilities:psi or lbf/in² or lbf/in²I've just never seen the last two.TIMELY question -- I've got to get my bike overhauled to get off public transportation and back on my own rear end to work.Paul
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Hi Donna. Paul here.
Because pound is usually abbreviated as 'lb'. However, you're on track according to Wikipedia:
Possibilities:
psi or lbf/in² or lbf/in²
I've just never seen the last two.
TIMELY question -- I've got to get my bike overhauled to get off public transportation and back on my own rear end to work.
Paul
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