I'm running 12-41 sprocets.

I was looking at the pictures posted from Thanksgiving weekend at glamis. The sand looks harder in the pictures than whant I run in. The sand that I run in with angled paddle there are times you would not leave the starting line from being cased out. If you stop on a small incline chances are you will be pulling your bike back because you can't get out of your own tire tracks.

 

Sorry off topic but where do you ride at?

 

LA DUNES
FORRESTHILLS, LA

 

That is some redulously low gearing. Id say bump up another tooth in the front which would drop your gear ratio from 3.41 to a 3.15. Try playing with your gearing before playing with larger tires. Sprockets are cheaper and more universal then tires too [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I had the opportunity to try a set of 10 paddle extremes this weekend. Running the same bikes the 12 paddle extremes are diffinately quicker even on top end. With the 10 paddles I could not launch as hard altough I did not have to worry ablout any wheelies but I was spinning too much. With the 12 paddle extremes it is a major chore to keep the front end down.