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Old 07-18-13 | 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by dpeters11
I think the main reason the rear tire wears faster is it has a heavier load. That's why many times, there are more spokes on the rear wheel.
Agreed. I rotate front for back to even the wear and hopefully get more miles out of tires.

Another bit of feedback, I have seen some racers run a 23 front and 25 rear. My son is an amateur racer and claims he has more stability in corners with this setup.
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