Old 09-13-02, 01:13 PM
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When you look at your tires think about this.

The knobbies on the rear are oriented to help "PUSH" or "Propel" the bike forward.

The knobbies on the front are oriented to provide better traction and control when stopping, or being "PUSHED" against!

Rear tires want to Scoop the soil, front tires want to Grab the soil.
Does that make more sense?

I hope that helps.
L8R
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