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Comment by Ashley Armitage on January 9, 2010 at 22:39

Oh well. Guess the pro's will correct us later :P

Comment by Robbo on January 9, 2010 at 22:42

If you want grip you have soft at the back, hard at the front. As all the weight tends to be over the front truck you can afford to harden the wheel and still retain grip while increasing speed. The back has less traction because of less weight so you run a softer grippy wheel to balance the traction between the front and the back. Where Benbro is at the back side of Murry's he is likely trying to create more slide so he is running harder at the back

Premium Member Comment by Benbro on January 10, 2010 at 11:04

just using up old wheels,..i have a few pairs of fuked out ones i just rotate them,eyeing them all for the least coned ones,usually dont mix wheels with d/h but freeriding at this spot u can slide anything like butter

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