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Originally Posted by sstorkel
That plus the non-standard front-wheel. You'll have to carry two different sizes of spare tube, two different spare tires (if you carry spare tires), and if you need a replacement tire in the middle of nowhere your choices may be limited. Looks to me like these bikes are a solution in search of a problem...
Those are the two most common tire sizes in North America. Not hard to find parts for the cycletrucks at all, the 559/406 wheel combo is easy to find tubes and tires for, they sell them at almost every store with sporting goods. I'd use one, no question. These are good for delivery people who need to keep an eye on their cargo, or have wide things that don't work well on a traditional rack.
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