i have a 15 paddle

 

I agree with Agent Orange. My preference is the Skat Track Edge. You can still slide while on the gas. The Haulers will tend to Straighten the bike out as soon as you hit the gas. As far as the number of paddles, I have found that if you have torque (four strokes) go with more paddles. High revs (two strokes) fewer smaller paddles seem to work best. Eitherway you will have more fun than having none! Good luck![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I went with the 20x10-10 haulers with 7 paddles. $327 shipped on Douglass rims from Rockymountain ATV. I really like them. They don't bog the bike down and really throw an impressive roost. They have plenty of traction as well. You might as well forget about turning with any amount of throttle though. I would recommend them.

 

pump them up to 9 lbs and try a few turns.. you'll be surprised at how they will slide

 

I'll try that

 

8 paddle haulers for raptor?? where is the best spot for a tire package? rockymountainatv.com???

 

Yep!

 

9 POUNDS?????? Thats a bit much. Try 5. I run at 3-4 pounds

 

Also try recreationtires.com , good prices there too.

 

not if you want them to slide in turns like a stock tire in the sand!