Should I get a solid tire for just the rear wheel?
I want to get solid tires as I'm sick of replacing the tubes, but I also worry about the comfort of the ride.
My idea I came up with now is to just replace the back tire with a solid tire and keeping the front an air filled.
My mind set is that, 1, most of the compression that happens when I hit a bump or pit mostly falls onto that front tire and not as much on the back. (Idk if that true, I assume so). 2, I've had to replace my rear tire where the motor is maybe 7 times and the front once. 3, the rear tire is a pain since it's got the motor there, while the front is easy since it can be detached.
Is this a solid plan?
Posted Sep 19, 2023, 9:29 AM UTC
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