oh yeah! Mudlites
Aug 18, 2004 | 04:39 PM
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oh yeah! Mudlites
After doing some extensive research (what a pain picking tires for the first time) I found new mudlites on ebay- 25" set of four under a hundred bucks.
Was thinking of 26" tires...but for this kind of cash...I can live sitting .5 lower
CWG
Was thinking of 26" tires...but for this kind of cash...I can live sitting .5 lower
CWG
Aug 18, 2004 | 08:04 PM
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oh yeah! Mudlites
Oh NO 25" Mudlites!~LOL
Well I guess If your picking tires for the first time? You might as well learn to plug, So get the plug kit ready!~LOL If you ride in any type of rough conditions with those tires that's what you'll be learning! They lasted me about a month. I also feel bad because even those I gave a buddy in our group a super deal on the two kind of good ones I had left, He ended up plugging holes just about EVERY ride even on the two new ones he bought! If you do a real good search online you'll fine a lot better tires to chose from! In this case you are going to get what you pay for! GBC's Maxxis, Carlisle , Etc., there are a LOT of MUCH better tires to go with! Just a thought for you, Ive seen ohtsu radials on ebays VERY cheap as well! I ran the ohtsu and they are a very good over looked Tire! They ran the baja and won! that saids a lot! They would be a good lite weight radial tire to consider at a cheap price, and would be just as good in the mud and MUCH better all around ~coop
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Well I guess If your picking tires for the first time? You might as well learn to plug, So get the plug kit ready!~LOL If you ride in any type of rough conditions with those tires that's what you'll be learning! They lasted me about a month. I also feel bad because even those I gave a buddy in our group a super deal on the two kind of good ones I had left, He ended up plugging holes just about EVERY ride even on the two new ones he bought! If you do a real good search online you'll fine a lot better tires to chose from! In this case you are going to get what you pay for! GBC's Maxxis, Carlisle , Etc., there are a LOT of MUCH better tires to go with! Just a thought for you, Ive seen ohtsu radials on ebays VERY cheap as well! I ran the ohtsu and they are a very good over looked Tire! They ran the baja and won! that saids a lot! They would be a good lite weight radial tire to consider at a cheap price, and would be just as good in the mud and MUCH better all around ~coop
www.MarylandATV.com
Prairie 700
Team Green Plastic
Progressive Springs
OMF Beadlocks
Maxxis Big Horns
Dyna CDI
EPI Pink Spring
Twin Air Filter
HMF Penland Exhaust
exhaust wrap
>
Vcams
4* key
on the way!
Oh and a Bunch of other Toyz
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Aug 18, 2004 | 09:09 PM
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oh yeah! Mudlites
Who told you about my skills? I guess I do need to keep Practicing?~LOL~
Just sharing my experance and oppinion CWG, for what its worth?? ~coop
www.MarylandATV.com
Prairie 700
Team Green Plastic
Progressive Springs
OMF Beadlocks
Maxxis Big Horns
Dyna CDI
EPI Pink Spring
Twin Air Filter
HMF Penland Exhaust
exhaust wrap
>
Vcams
4* key
on the way!
Oh and a Bunch of other Toyz
Just sharing my experance and oppinion CWG, for what its worth?? ~coop
www.MarylandATV.com
Prairie 700
Team Green Plastic
Progressive Springs
OMF Beadlocks
Maxxis Big Horns
Dyna CDI
EPI Pink Spring
Twin Air Filter
HMF Penland Exhaust
exhaust wrap
>
Vcams
4* key
on the way!
Oh and a Bunch of other Toyz
