Well I was just curious if anyone has tried these tires yet, if so what are your thoughts?

 

They DO look interesting. I'd like to know who's using them and what they think about them as well.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

I haven't tried the ITP's, for those who haven't seen them yet as I had not, Click here I have tried Sand Skate 1's with the first spur left on, Photo's I ridden them twice so far, they do give more hook than without the spurs, and I found them to be OK for playing at Walden (altitude 8500') how ever when I went to Glamis I found them to be lacking in hook up and the quad shuddered when taking off from a compleate stop, this was on a DS760 with a +4 swing arm these tires are on a 10X10 rims as per the mfg. recomendation, hope this helps a little

 

I don't know, they look like they would be heavy???? I always prefer the buffed-down Skat-Traks because they are light. I also noticed that they are 22". I personally don't like to give up low end gearing especially in the sand, so I will stick with 20". The ITP's might do best on a big bore bike.

 

Well they do make them in a 20in tire also, and they are supposed to be light. I do agree with you though. I am just waiting to see who the first guinea pig will be. I hope someone will buy them soon and tell us how they work!

 

Ah, they do make 20". One of the mags said only 22's.

 

I went tp ITP's website and they had a 20" tire listed

 

I have run the new Sand Stars and I am quite impressed with them. They are not as heavy as Sand Sharks and the paddles are about 1/8" taller than Sand Skate2's.



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hey, thanks for the info, I will read your reveiw!!

 

mike 330r has a set and will soon be doing a review on them