I use the Bandit XC's on the rear of my 400ex for trails and turf tamers for the track. The bandit's are great for everything but tracks. From the sounds of what you ride the bandit's would be the best. My buddy has holeshots on the rear of his warrior and he gets stuck where mine will go with the bandits. Good luck and ride hard.

 

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Check AtvSports sport tire shootout in last months, ot the month before's issue. They tested a whole bunch of tires for cornering, traction, stability at speed, etc. By the way, they picked the Holeshots as the best sport tire.

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The best tire?

Well I have to agree that the Bandits make a great rear tire for woods, rivers, and moderate mud.

If you want the best fronts, then take the Bandit fronts. Out of the 8 sport machines I ride with, 6 use the bandit fronts. I still have the stock tires on my EX, and the other guy has holeshots.

In my environment, the Bandit fronts rock. As for the rear, it is a toss up between Bandit rears and Dick Cepek Spider Tracks.

The guys really like the spider rears. They are a square shape so you get better handling, and they hook up well.

One of the guys had Realtors, and they were fine in straight hook up or in snow, but the other two types beat them.

So I recommend Bandit fronts, and either Bandit rears or Spider rears.

RM



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are razrs any good for mx?????

 

Any new input on this old post ?

 

I had the Bandit fronts on they were erratic on trails. Worked great on my 300ex. Must be the geometry of the suspension. I put on the complete XCT set they handle great.

99 426ex , Web Cam, FCR carb w/ twist, CT revlimiter, DMC exhaust, XCT's ,K&N, One kit, Renthal bars, DG nerfs, Armidillo Swingarm plate, 8 paddle Haulers

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Hey Rennym!What size Spiders are you guys running?I am considering the Bandit rears but am also very interested in the Spider tracks,considering I know how well they work on trucks.Since you guys run them how do the hook up on an atv? I ride in mud,snow,gravel,sandy-rocky river beds,heavy wooded,rocky and rutted trails so I need a strong tire that grips as well as self cleans.thanks

 

Demp I wish someone would reply to your reply those are the same thoughts I am having.