NEW Puget Sound/Seattle/Northwest area riders MEET HERE!!! thread
02-19-2010, 09:28 PM
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Good Morning PSAR!
Would anyone be interestead in Some haulers? I want to go to a 20" tire. I know I will have less ground clearance but I think they will perform better with less rotating mass than my 22".
Two Extreme Haulers 22", 8 paddles on .19 Douglas wheels in good condition. Paid a little over $300 for the set. Would like to get $200 for them. Any takers?
Would anyone be interestead in Some haulers? I want to go to a 20" tire. I know I will have less ground clearance but I think they will perform better with less rotating mass than my 22".
Two Extreme Haulers 22", 8 paddles on .19 Douglas wheels in good condition. Paid a little over $300 for the set. Would like to get $200 for them. Any takers?
(or in a head on collision
) and they dig in, but then I don't have to lift as high to get out either. 
You will appreciate the power gain, too. 
02-20-2010, 08:55 AM
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02-20-2010, 08:57 AM
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I actually switched from 20" haulers to 22" a few years ago. I also re-geared, but I dropped one tooth in back, I had already dropped one tooth in front.
I gain more top end and hillshooting speed by doing that, right Larry?
If I could afford them I would get Chris' 22" hauler extremes and put them on my quad and switch Cindy's to 22" haulers from the 20" she has on now.
I gain more top end and hillshooting speed by doing that, right Larry?
If I could afford them I would get Chris' 22" hauler extremes and put them on my quad and switch Cindy's to 22" haulers from the 20" she has on now.
02-20-2010, 09:06 AM
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Having gone from 22's on the z400 to 20's on the LTR, I gotta say, I don't really miss the clearance at all. Well, only on occasion if I get stuck behind someone(or in a head on collision) and they dig in, but then I don't have to lift as high to get out either. You will appreciate the power gain, too.
(or in a head on collision) and they dig in, but then I don't have to lift as high to get out either. You will appreciate the power gain, too. I loved 20's over the 22's 
02-20-2010, 09:11 AM
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I actually switched from 20" haulers to 22" a few years ago. I also re-geared, but I dropped one tooth in back, I had already dropped one tooth in front.
I gain more top end and hillshooting speed by doing that, right Larry?
If I could afford them I would get Chris' 22" hauler extremes and put them on my quad and switch Cindy's to 22" haulers from the 20" she has on now.
I gain more top end and hillshooting speed by doing that, right Larry?
If I could afford them I would get Chris' 22" hauler extremes and put them on my quad and switch Cindy's to 22" haulers from the 20" she has on now.
02-20-2010, 10:17 PM
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I actually switched from 20" haulers to 22" a few years ago. I also re-geared, but I dropped one tooth in back, I had already dropped one tooth in front.
I gain more top end and hillshooting speed by doing that, right Larry?
If I could afford them I would get Chris' 22" hauler extremes and put them on my quad and switch Cindy's to 22" haulers from the 20" she has on now.
I gain more top end and hillshooting speed by doing that, right Larry?
If I could afford them I would get Chris' 22" hauler extremes and put them on my quad and switch Cindy's to 22" haulers from the 20" she has on now.