thats why im super skeptical that they're in fact 7lbs now.

and i know they're heavy. you proved that two weekends ago. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

that was all skill[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

i got something to overcome that in oregon right now. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

BRRRR BRRRR BRRRRR BRRRR

 

I just bought some bead to bead 10 paddle Haulers from SMI Motorsports http://www.smimotorsports.com/ I also bought some lightly used 8 paddle 2 ply on ebay and I'll try to pick up a set of Padla Brats before the Clash of the Titans. I hope at least one of them will hook for me in 300 ft and I'll sell what doesn't.

 

i hope you're having them comp cut. bring $$$$

 

just like HA2 said they need to be comp cut brats

 

What part of this sport doesn't cost money???!!!:-)

Comp cut it is then, thanks guys.

 

Ubetrun, I would think the 8 or 10 paddles will be what works best for you. I dont think the paddle brats will hook-up enough to keep up, if you know what I mean. Nevertheless, we will look forward to seeing how well you perform!

 

i run 7 paddle haulers on my 53h.p. raptor, and they are perfect, on your 400ex, if you run anything over 7 your going to be loosing a lot of top end. any paddle will work.

haulers are a drag drace tire, their are not a whole lot of drag race ex, im not saying their bad.

hoesntly anything would work on a ex, ive ridden a EX with litterally EVERY paddle tire made, and the sand sharks or sand skate II, which on eof these that is like $230 a set is the one i prefer. if your going to race yoru bike then get the haulers but if you prfer to DUNE, get a v paddle, i would also highly recooment the Maxxis rooster v- paddles, they hook up excellent.