ds650 at the dunes
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ds650 at the dunes
ok i have a brand new ds i was wondering how i will do with stock tires at pismo i just orderd some engine mods lol and forgot tires so i have no money will my stock tread be ok at pismo
and one more question how would a kodiak atv do there is can be 2 wheel drive would my freind have fin in the sand or is it not worth it? thanks for the info
and one more question how would a kodiak atv do there is can be 2 wheel drive would my freind have fin in the sand or is it not worth it? thanks for the info
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ds650 at the dunes
I have never been to the Cali dunes but you can get around on knobbies, your just not going to win any drag races on them. Make sure you eat your wheaties! Your probably going to get it stuck several times if you venture into really soft sand. Not sure about where your at but this time of year the sand here is heavy from all the rain and knobbies will get around ok...
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ds650 at the dunes
One time the paddles didn't get loaded when we were in a hurry going to Walden, droped the air pressure to 2 psi and was very surprised at how well they did, don't want to try starting from a stop on a up hill but you'll be able to have fun for sure (no doubt you'll do better since the sand a pizmo will be weter than at Walden) and thats with the crapy Kendas, I think you have the Ohatsu's? they will do much better try them at 3 psi haven't been to Pizmo but I don't think the hills are to big there, glamis has some good sized hills and a lot of varied terrian, better I think
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ds650 at the dunes
My first quad was a Trailboss 250 and it did fine at Pismo with the stock tires.
I am a much different rider today and the old quad wouldn't be able to get out of its way fast enough for me today. But, don't worry about it for this trip. No paddles is fine. Sand at Pismo is always real wet so not a real issue. Do some searches though. You'll want 22's for Sand Mt. probably. I have a set of 20's sitting around but, they are probably not the best choice for the DS.
Glamis is far better than Pismo. But, in the summer I'ld rather be at Pismo where the ocean keeps me cool then at Glamis where it is 110 in the shade. Weather should weigh into your decision.
You may want to go to Dumont Dunes to try that out. It is smaller than Glamis but, still plenty to see.
I am a much different rider today and the old quad wouldn't be able to get out of its way fast enough for me today. But, don't worry about it for this trip. No paddles is fine. Sand at Pismo is always real wet so not a real issue. Do some searches though. You'll want 22's for Sand Mt. probably. I have a set of 20's sitting around but, they are probably not the best choice for the DS.
Glamis is far better than Pismo. But, in the summer I'ld rather be at Pismo where the ocean keeps me cool then at Glamis where it is 110 in the shade. Weather should weigh into your decision.
You may want to go to Dumont Dunes to try that out. It is smaller than Glamis but, still plenty to see.
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ds650 at the dunes
Originally posted by: jetsnow600
pismo is tiny compared to glamis. Take the trip to glamis, you wont be dissapointed. Why are you doing all this enginework and not have paddles, you will lose alot of HP through tirespin so all that work is just a waste of $$ without paddles. Sean
pismo is tiny compared to glamis. Take the trip to glamis, you wont be dissapointed. Why are you doing all this enginework and not have paddles, you will lose alot of HP through tirespin so all that work is just a waste of $$ without paddles. Sean