I'll probably just stick with 25's on stock rims...

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: JeffinTD

I'll probably just stick with 25's on stock rims...</end quote></div>


I was just looking at your pictures............. great stuff........ I have a soft spot for Hondas .... I owned one for 5 years..........they are great, solid machines. What sold me on the Yamaha was the power steering and a few other small things. Enjoy your 680 Rincon...... :-)

I think I will be going with the 26"x10x12 all the way around (BIGHORNS)

 

The Yamaha looks like a great machine, and I was on the verge of getting one instead of the Rincon. I do wish Honda would make an IRS machine with a locker, low range and power steering.

Enjoy the Yamaha, and let us know what you think of the bighorns.

You need to get busy and upload some photos yourself...

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: JeffinTD

The Yamaha looks like a great machine, and I was on the verge of getting one instead of the Rincon. I do wish Honda would make an IRS machine with a locker, low range and power steering.



Enjoy the Yamaha, and let us know what you think of the bighorns.



You need to get busy and upload some photos yourself...</end quote></div>


Yes I will upload some pics after I get back from my trip out West in Canada.
I will be getting the bighorns when I get back also...... will keep you updated.
Enjoy and ride..........safe.................. :-)

 

Go with the BIG HORNS They are the best.

 

I've had more time to put some miles on the three tires mentioned in this thread. For best performance in typical conditions encountered in the southwest USA I would rank these tires as follows:

1) Bighorn
2) XTR
3) Terracross

We have 800 miles on the XTRs, 500 miles on the Bighorns, and 100 miles on the Terracross'. I'm not that impressed with the Terracross tires.

DV

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: DesertViper

I've had more time to put some miles on the three tires mentioned in this thread. For best performance in typical conditions encountered in the southwest USA I would rank these tires as follows:



1) Bighorn

2) XTR

3) Terracross



We have 800 miles on the XTRs, 500 miles on the Bighorns, and 100 miles on the Terracross'. I'm not that impressed with the Terracross tires.



DV</end quote></div>

I would have to agree with you on the Big Horns because the set I have has 4000miles and still looks good.I have only heard of one ever braking and never seen one brake and I ride about 4000miles a year.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: brpbear

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: DesertViper



I've had more time to put some miles on the three tires mentioned in this thread. For best performance in typical conditions encountered in the southwest USA I would rank these tires as follows:







1) Bighorn



2) XTR



3) Terracross







We have 800 miles on the XTRs, 500 miles on the Bighorns, and 100 miles on the Terracross'. I'm not that impressed with the Terracross tires.







DV</end quote></div>



I would have to agree with you on the Big Horns because the set I have has 4000miles and still looks good.I have only heard of one ever braking and never seen one brake and I ride about 4000miles a year.</end quote></div>

Thanks for your reply. It's good to hear from people who have actually have had some good experience with them.

Will be ordering my Big Horn next week............can't wait.................

 

You will like your horns

 

I could not wait until next week ordered my Maxxis Big Horn Radial Tire
26x9x12 fronts 26x12x12 rear on ITP SS108 Machined Rims today... they should
be in a couple of days... will post some pics when I have them on....

Yes, yes, yes, yes............... :-) :-)