Tires for hard pack and snow. NO MUDD!!!
#1
Hello,
I have two polaris 800 x2. One of them has 27in Mudlite Xtr's, and the other one has stock tires. With the xtr's I noticed a terrible handlebar shake going on high speeds so I balanced them But there is still some shake left. Now I never ride through mud unless I really have to and I really can't find mud where I live. I ride 3 months on steep rocks and granite, and 2 months on snow. I also Ride on pavement a lot
(90% of the time). I can't figure out which tire would be better for me, the bighorn or the terracross X/D.
Thanks
I have two polaris 800 x2. One of them has 27in Mudlite Xtr's, and the other one has stock tires. With the xtr's I noticed a terrible handlebar shake going on high speeds so I balanced them But there is still some shake left. Now I never ride through mud unless I really have to and I really can't find mud where I live. I ride 3 months on steep rocks and granite, and 2 months on snow. I also Ride on pavement a lot
(90% of the time). I can't figure out which tire would be better for me, the bighorn or the terracross X/D.
Thanks
#4
Outback31: All I can say is that I didn't know better. Let me correct myself, I don't ride on pavement 90% of the time and 10% the rest, I ride on pavement 90-95% of the time to get to the trail or mountain.
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#6
my buddy put Bighorns on his old 2007 foreman 500 and now has them on his New 2007 polaris 850xp
he loves them and they do great in the mud, snow(so i have been told) and very very good on the rocks
Terracross is known for alot of puncture problems as the bighorns are not.
Only downfall i find with the bighorn is they are a bit heavier than other tires but will last longer and do what u need better imo.
he loves them and they do great in the mud, snow(so i have been told) and very very good on the rocks
Terracross is known for alot of puncture problems as the bighorns are not.
Only downfall i find with the bighorn is they are a bit heavier than other tires but will last longer and do what u need better imo.
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