after 3300 miles on my dunflops i need some new tires and i was looking at bear claws and bear claw ex's. do these tires way any more than stock and do they handle very. thank you for your time.

 

Im not sure about the bearclaws, but i will buy these swamplites again and again if i have to!! I love these tires! Take a look at them in my pics, they work in every terrain! Mud, rocks, snow, hardpack! I havnt got stuck yet with these tires!

 

Never been stuck? Why'd you buy a winch? I get hung every time I'm out... It's become my goal.

I had some bearclaws on the rear of a 2wd quad and loved them. They are tough as nails and will last forever. They're good all-around but won't hang with good deep mud tires in mud. If your mud isn't really deep sticky clay, then you're fine. The price is right on them too if you look around.

I almost bought a set of swamplites, but went with a set of swamp foxes a few months ago and wouldn't trade them for anything. I'm glad to finally find a tire that puts mudlites to shame.

 

Never been stuck? Why'd you buy a winch? I get hung every time I'm out... It's become my goal.

To pull outtys out!!! lol. I have only put 100 miles on them, and honestly havnt been stuck yet. I will though!!!

 

Yeah i think im going to run bearclawexs on the front for handling and lightweight, and bearclaws on the back for traction.

 

Bearclaws are a nice step up from stock. They will handle better ,get more traction and will ride about the same. Good choice if you think your stock tires did a good job.

 

A friend runs the Kenda Bearclaws on his 650 Kawai........loves em' and is going to go with them again as these wear out.

 

yeah my uncle has bearclaws on his wolvy and they seemed like a llittle much for it, but the 650 shouldnt have a problem how big of a step up is it from stock im looking for a leap. thats why the ATRs are so tempting.

 

My buddy put a set of bear claws on his twin peaks. He really likes them. Says they have plenty of bite. He's into rocks, climbing and hardpack, Not into mud.