Dave
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I wonder how well it works in slippery conditions. With rear wheel drive only, you can slip and slide in the back - while the front wheel is providing an attempt at steering.
Where I grew up we used to ride in the old strip mines, and I can remember doing really slippery uphill climbs with the back tire wiggling around looking for traction - if both tires are spinning..........would you have less directional control?
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