Sand Paddles?
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I am currently quad-less at the moment but i will be getting a new bike (Z-400 or Predator) and heading up to the dunes in Or. Im looking for a good yet low buget sand Paddle. Ive been looking at the Sand Devil. would this be a good choice? Why/Why Not? whats the Pro/Con with V grooved vs. Streight. I've also heard to get molded rather than bonded or glued paddles. which are molded and which are glued? Thanks for the Info[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/img]:
#2
i have a z400 with just a pipe and pro-flo k&n and jetted, i have 8 paddle skat trak haulers 20x10x10, my girl weighs only 90 lbs and its her ride, if it were mine i would get 7 paddles. If you are not into a bunch of power mods, I would suggest the 7 paddles, and as far as I know, you are forced to buy Haulers (glue on). I ride only in the dunes and my paddles(7 paddle haulers) lasted about 4 years on my 440ex.I don't have much opinion on the whole v blade vs. straight blade. I have run both, I can't tell a whole lot of difference. I am not small (220lbs) maybe thats why? Drop your front sproket one tooth and get the 7's.
#3
Sand Devils are the best bang for the buck. Not the lightest and only two choices, but you asked for affordability.. They will last forever also.. If you put a pipe and filter on you should be good. A seven might be better. I run them on my Dale. My brother runs an 8 paddle Glider/ Hauler Combo on his Dale.. Just don't put a tire on w/ a deep cup.
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