Has anyone tried yet to use different wheel diameters on front and back?
Like 90mm in the back and 105/120on the front.
In case this is a too dumb question, I’m asking for a friend😂
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In all seriousness though, yes, I have a few times. Aside from the joke above that was made for the photo opportunities mostly.
The main question I have is why do you want to? Is it parts availability, or a different reason?
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i’ve had 85 front 90 rear, didn’t have any issue.
Well I got 120mm cloudwheels but they sent the wrong hub sleeves. So I can only mount the front wheels yet.
If it’s not too bad too ride I’d mount them already
I hade 85mm front and 90mm bak.
No problems. Did ride as expected.
Just 5mm differens.
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I’d ride it. It won’t be a problem.
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We’re talking 30mm here😅
I bet you do if you ride that beast from the pictures😂
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why?
Since the rear wheels are the drive wheels and have an additional function compared to the front wheels, I would not be surprised to see different wheels in the back relative to the front.
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One of my favorite wheel setups was some TB 97mm rear, and a pair of 105 airless rubber wheels on the front. Handled really well.
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It’s just temporary till the hub sleeves arrive next week