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Looks like this tire is a possible replacement for the OEM tire:
https://www.jpcycles.com/product/240...ont-trike-tire
DO a search on trike tires and i think the Avon tire (AV71) has been replaced by this new version.
https://www.jpcycles.com/product/240...ont-trike-tire
DO a search on trike tires and i think the Avon tire (AV71) has been replaced by this new version.
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There are other considerations. Internal construction determines rotation direction, made to withstand braking forces on fronts, acceleration on rears, so when putting a rear on the front it's usually recommended to mount it in the reverse rotation direction. Do this, and the rain grooves are backwards. Lot of people have done it both ways and say they had no problem. I don't have a trike, but do have a Harley sidecar rig, similar stresses since it won't lean into corners. I put an Avon trike tire on the front of it.
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I've run several rear tires reversed in the front. They are much better than the stock front tire. However, I like the Avon trike tire even better.
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