Old 09-24-19, 03:35 PM
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madpogue 
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You're sure it's not some rub on the drive side? Reverse the tire on the rim and ride it for a while. If the fraying continues, then it just happens that it's that side of the tire evidencing the defect (and yeah, I'd say it's a defect, if the tire is fairly new). If it starts fraying on the "new" drive side, then look more closely for a rub.
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