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July 11th 06, 03:48 AM
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Order a pair of tires or 3 tires?
Ok, maybe a silly question but I've been cycling about a year now and notice the rear tires wear out much quicker then the front tires. I have 2 bikes, went through one set of tires on one. Now on one bike I have a set of Michelin Pro2Race and Continental Contacts on the other. Both rears wearing significantly faster, I"m 190 pounds. Do long time cyclists buy three tires and just replace the rear one when its worn or buy a pair and rotate when necesary? 
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