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Old 11-07-2007, 09:01 PM   #5
roadracer311
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I don't think the front is affecting the rear traction. I agree with the comment, that it might be taking a while to scrub in your new tires.

I used to race motorcycles and spent a good chunk of a season running Dunlops on the front and Michelins on the back. I'd have no problem mixing brands as long as they are both about as sticky.
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