You may start to lose in performance though, don't you think? I'm 110 pounds and have my tires pumped to 120 PSI before every ride. Any less and I notice the drag and increase in effort, which will lead to other discomforts, at least on the long distance rides I do.

I also have to disagree with some of the opinions of earlier - I don't think the Chamois is just to protect against sores resulting from seams, but also to add some cushion against a hard surface. No matter how comfortable a saddle you get, sitting on it for 2-8 hours can cause problems. In addition to building that area up over time and getting used to it simply by spending time on the saddle, I wear Assos shorts, which have the best Chamois ever created. I wouldn't say it's a fashion statement, it actually serves a purpose. I can't last on any seat for even a short 20 mile ride without a pad, I've tried and the pressure hurts too much. Of course proper fitting of a saddle is important too. That, along with a good Chamois cream like DZ Nuts, seems to take care of the pains, for me.

As far as floor pumps goes, we just got the best one ever invented, in addition to being an art piece, it actually works, and really easily! Check out the Lezyne pumps: http://www.lezyne.com/products/floor...r-drive-4.html (this is the one we have)