Will the difference in mud be bad
#3
yea i have to agree if you dont wana get muddy then maybe you shouldnt ride in the woods. imo getting muddy is half the fun the other half is just being out there acting like a kid again
#7
2" wider in the rear no sweat, 2" wider in the front might get ugly when turning.
I ride a 650P & have been running 26x12x12 in the rear, 26x9x12 in the front and don't get muddy.
The stoock Prarie tires are pretty narrow so you may be safe.
Why would this matter?
Well for myself I am carrying my bow in my lap heading to the stand, so the less mud thrown my way the better.
I ride a 650P & have been running 26x12x12 in the rear, 26x9x12 in the front and don't get muddy.
The stoock Prarie tires are pretty narrow so you may be safe.
Why would this matter?
Well for myself I am carrying my bow in my lap heading to the stand, so the less mud thrown my way the better.
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