I cant make up my mind.Very nice looking quad but when you look at the pics all you see is them wheels.

 

Now all you need to do is lower it and put a sound system on it![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img] j/k The new quad looks good. You don't see many quads with those wheels on it. I saw one with the 14" wheels driving around Sioux Falls the other day and it had a taller tire on it so I didn't think it looked very good but those wheels look good on your quad.

 

Xtreme,pipe sounds good, about the same as when it was on my 02 sp700. Bill35, that's the point...kinda like puttin 20's on a truck!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

just FYI as its what I would do with a 14 inch rim but you can get most of the interco super swamper tires in a 27 inch tall tire for a 14 inch rim. There DOT approved tires so with a mirror and some studying of hand signals and you could posibly tag your quad.

I know it would save me some gas just riding it to work and then trail riding it.

 

conig, it's already street legal because here in SD they really don't enforce the D.O.T. legal tire thing. Are you talkin about SuperSwampers for pickups?

 

yes the wheels are big, but definitely not too big at all. they look good with your choice of tire. its not like your all about "bling"

very tastefully done. i like it.

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i say strap some big mud tires around those rims and you will be set to go...my .02 cents

 

do you think that the rim weighs more than tire would its an unsprung weight thing rotating mass and what not... but i think they look awsome and i would rock them in a heart beat...

 

Actually I think aluminum is lighter than rubber....because when I compared them to the stock rims and tires they felt lighter. Also these 26 inch 14's are about an inch taller than the 26 inch stock 12's...go figure! Also the front tire is about 3/8 ths of an inch shorter than the rear...hmmm.

 

well of course aluminum is lighter than steel! good thing we sent you to college!