DS 650 on Oregon Dunes?
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When you do see a DS650 at the dunes, keep in mind that the stock dominator tires are for dirt and not sand. I did some sand riding today with the stock tires and it was pathetic in deep soft sand. In shallow sand it was better but I still couldn't get the power to the ground quite like I do on dirt. If I do any dragging in a sand environment I need to consider different tires.
ScoobyDFW
'00 Dune Sport DS650
ScoobyDFW
'00 Dune Sport DS650
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Loofer, in that test, BOTH MACHINES had stock tires. Therefore, neither machine got the traction it could have. In my opinion, that makes the test pretty lame, but no, as many people try to insist, they did not test a DS with paddles vs. the Banshee with stock dirt tires. I'm not sure if you're aware of that, but I'm sure even if you are, many of the other people reading the forums don't seem to be. If people are unsure, re-read the article, they clearly state they had two on hand, one with 100% stock tires, and one with paddle rears. Hopefully they'll do a test later with the exact same tires on both, that will at the very least take the tire question out of the exam.
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-Chris Olson "The Black Hawk"
1990 CT LT250R 1987 Mojave Green&Mean
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-Chris Olson "The Black Hawk"
1990 CT LT250R 1987 Mojave Green&Mean
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