Don't you hate when your tires go bald because of the build up of snow around them I want to know how to stop this, does anyone know a solution around this??...do you spray on son-of-a-gun, aurmoral or something to keep the snow from building up?? Please let me know because winter's a comin'.

 

i have no idea. but i do sujest using tire chain cause they make a big difference. sorry i couldn't help

 

get realtors they dont clog up in the snow. Also try the chains they are $40-50 a set

 

buy a 4 wheel drive...........

 

I thought of buying chains but they were too expensive...and yes the next one will be a 4-wheel drive, I got stuck lastnight in mud for 25 minutes it was a long 25 minutes and I wish I had 4wd.

 

Any suggestions on how to get the chains to stay on real good. They seem to expand when the tire does and they will end up hitting my plastic when you ride. Any help?

86 250R, FMF Fatty Pipe, FMF Silencer, DuraBlue axle, DuraBlue bearing carrier, Hole shot fronts, Hole Shot Rears, K&N Filter

 

While riding in the woods last year, some guy was with us on a 300ex with chains and he kept a few of the rubber tie downs (like bungee but the heavy rubber ones)with hooks, with him and one on each tire. this secured the chains, rubber let them expand and contract, and spares in case one of the cross chains broke, he would use this to tie them down so they would not beat the plastic up....

 

Do tire chains make a difference??, are they worth getting??

 

for the amount of snow ,,,,and frozen ground where there wasn't any snow, he was motoring pretty good,,He did not seem to have any problems, If I only had a two wheel drive,, chains
would be in my tool box, I like riding in the snow,
I may get some for my 4 wheel drive...They get a good bite on frozen ground.......

 

I put chains on my 250R last winter and the thing went like no tommorrow. My only problwm was they kept hitting the plastic a lot at high speeds and they meessed up the inside of the plastice a little bit. But they really do bit well. I used studs in the fronts and they didn't do a thing. Even on ice they sucked. My buddy used chains on his 4wd machine and they workded out a lot better. Much more control.