Just want your thoughts on which Hauler is Best. Signature shows mods

Larry

 

One of my friends just tried out the extreme haulers on his Z400. He bought the buff to buffs?? size 21-11-8. He has full yoshi exhaust and K&N pro flow filter kit. Changed his gearing from 14, 40 to 13, 41. Tires held up well, he was pleased.

 

I would be tempted to go with 8 paddle haulers. I used those and 8 paddle extremes on a 400ex and the haulers worked much better. The extremes are more tire. My thoughts, but I am not the best person to ask involving your bike.

 

From a regular hauler to an extreme the only difference is that they put kevlar in the paddle on the extreme. It makes the paddle a little more stiff and adds some rigidity so they dont fold over on hardpack.

The tauler hauler is a taller paddle and I would only use it on a very highly modified machine.

I use the extremes, because I have to ride on hardpack quite a bit at the dunes I ride. They hold up real well.

bat

 

as far as the same tire size on the same size wheels, the extremes will bog the machine down more than haulers would.

 

Do just want traction or do you want to go up the hills fast? If you run haulers it will slow you down on the hills even 8 paddle haulers. Try sand sharks or sand devils if you want speed going up hill.

 

What!!!!
Use Haulers for speed on hills, not angled paddles like sand sharks or sand devils.

 

i think what he is talking about is that you go a little faster (maybe) because you get more wheel spin from angled paddles because they are not as much tire.

 

That must be why all the fast bikes use straight paddles instead of "V" paddles because Straight paddles are slower. I'll stick with my haulers.
V paddles may spin faster, but they don't move you faster. I have compared them.

Atving4Christ
If you run 21X12X8 haulers or 22X11X10, you will surely rev out with the mods you have.
I run 20X10X10 Haulers on my 86 LT250r and my motor is screaming in 3rd gear going up Olds hill in Glamis

 

totally agreed slacker, but i know for a fact that on most 4 strokes you have more speed ON the hill with v paddles. On 2 strokes i would always go with haulers. I like haulers more than v padles on 4 strokes, but most of them just dont have the power to turn them all the way up the hill without downshifting.