It will work... and I doubt ti will harm anything. That said, I think that you will find, depending on ground conditions, that you will have more pull on one side or the other when you mix one bias and one raidal on the duals. The other thing you will probably notice is that the bias side will ride like hell on the road, find ever damn hole that exists and generally shake the crap out of you. If you've got confidence enough in that 250 buck chinese radial, buy two and sell your bias. Lord knows there should be a market for that.... especially if it's a firestone. If not, then I think I'd find a use bias to match (roughly) the one you have. I run bias GoodYears on the duals and Firestone radials on the inside. I'm basically at the point with that setup that I only put the duals on if I absolutely need them... It's so much smoother on soft singles.
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