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here is my opinion on this. yes you can go wider front and back, even with spacers. problem is you start to lose tire height. i cant ride on rubber
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here is my opinion on this.
yes you can go wider front and back, even with spacers. problem is you start to lose tire height. i cant ride on rubber band tires just to get a 3/4-1" wider tire. the factory tires are a great fit, are generally cheaper, look great once you add spacers and a drop, and they can take a harder hit than a 25 series tire. the roads here suck! |
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