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#2
What size tire does it have now?
If it is the 22" there are quite a few options - Mud Machines and Super Swampers might be a good start
Happy Trails
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Steve "Bog Hog" West
Honda 300 4x4 - Gordonized, Powered and Vamped
If it is the 22" there are quite a few options - Mud Machines and Super Swampers might be a good start
Happy Trails
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Steve "Bog Hog" West
Honda 300 4x4 - Gordonized, Powered and Vamped
#3
my friend has super swampers and they do well, or they did untill he slicked them down riding on pavement. He didnt lose MUCH power just a little. He can still turn them in second gear in most cases. My friend has a 250 timberwolf with bear claws and they were very good and a good bit lighter than the swampers. The mud machines may be good too I've just never seen them in mud.
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Matt Sibley
1999 Honda 300 4x4 Vampires and 2500 lb. winch
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Matt Sibley
1999 Honda 300 4x4 Vampires and 2500 lb. winch
#4
I used to own a Bayou220 with mud machines on the rear and the thing was real hard to get stuck the tires just kept digging and i moved thourgh deep slop. They do rob some power but if you get Douglas aluminum rims that will take off some weight.
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#6
Bearclaws, get the bearclaws. They are lighter than most tires and have a great bite. They are thick so you won't get a flat easy and did I mention they look great! I like the bearclaws best. The other tires I have tried: blackwaters, vampires, and realtors. All of these tires worked great but since I have rode on the bearclaws I'll continue to use them over anything else.
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