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Old 10-31-05 | 10:22 PM
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zip22
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Originally Posted by bostontrevor
Don't put the knobby in the back unless it's more important to you to have traction on the driving wheel even while the front is sliding out from under you.

thats what i had heard before, and why i asked about just putting it up front. i also happened to pick up a gt for $5. i think it was some sort of a hybrid bike with 700 wheels, but wider and knobbier tires. swaping the front wheel will be a piece of cake. i'll probably wait until i start noticing a problem though (hopefully the first problem won't be a major one).
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