Pred paddle tire question
#11
i forgot about those turbo paddles my brother has those, and they do work good , they seem heavy also but they are tuff, although i did notice some chunks missing after our last ride. he has both geckos and turbos and the sad truth is he still wishes he had got haulers. i've rode a predator with 20" 9 paddle and they worked great that is what i would recommend.
#13
I ran the geckos on my Pred. for one weekend...they seemed to work okay, but I am gonna switch to either a reg. straight paddle, or a v-groove style...the geckos just seemed very heavy.
I am gonna run them on my Banshee tho...it should be making more than enough power to turn them.
TireFryer
I am gonna run them on my Banshee tho...it should be making more than enough power to turn them.
TireFryer
#14
Iwent with the cheap dune runners from Rocky Mountain ATV. They seem to work O.K.
I have edge v's on my banshee and they are a real good all around tire. they are a little more agressive than the SSII's (even with 6-7 pounds)but let the air down a little and they hook great for dragging. Both of the tires i got are 22" 10's so i can swap em if i dont like the way the straights work out on the pred. Now.. Before i got my Pred in November, I talked to a Factory guy that was Cruisin around with several predators. He had two identical bikes and he said that he ran 10 paddle 10" on one and 8 paddle 10" on the other (20" tall on both) and he said that the Predator had the nads to pull the 10 paddles and in fact worked "quite a bit better" than the 8's.
It really depends on what your trying to accomplish. Drags- 22x10x10 / all around and slide- SSII's or edge. really want to slide with alot less hill or drag ability? sand sharks!
I'd still reccomend going to a 22" cause you can inflate or deflate to conditions better than 20's and you get more floatation.
I have edge v's on my banshee and they are a real good all around tire. they are a little more agressive than the SSII's (even with 6-7 pounds)but let the air down a little and they hook great for dragging. Both of the tires i got are 22" 10's so i can swap em if i dont like the way the straights work out on the pred. Now.. Before i got my Pred in November, I talked to a Factory guy that was Cruisin around with several predators. He had two identical bikes and he said that he ran 10 paddle 10" on one and 8 paddle 10" on the other (20" tall on both) and he said that the Predator had the nads to pull the 10 paddles and in fact worked "quite a bit better" than the 8's.
It really depends on what your trying to accomplish. Drags- 22x10x10 / all around and slide- SSII's or edge. really want to slide with alot less hill or drag ability? sand sharks!
I'd still reccomend going to a 22" cause you can inflate or deflate to conditions better than 20's and you get more floatation.


