banshee snow riding????
#2
I've been told that mudrunners (goodyear) are the best snow tires. My configuration shouldn't be bad at all (gonna test that...tonight??) -see signature-, I've also heard the realtors don't fill up with snow. Jetting...no idea.
Where do you ride?? Quebec city or Montreal??
Where do you ride?? Quebec city or Montreal??
#3
I have limited snow experience, but from what I have seen the Goodyears are a good choice. Surprisingly, the stock Dunlops on my Xplorer do fairly well. They don't clean as well as some in mud, and have less ***** than others, and are kind of 'squishy' (delicate, some call them) but aren't bad in snow.
Snow doesn't 'ball up' like mud, and I think the 'squishiness' of them helps them grip snow better, or maybe the terrain under the snow.
A buddy just got the Goodyears on his 425, and I think they are the better of the 2. Don't even get me started on the tires on the Honda in snow. I don't remember which ones they are. My mind tends to blank out bad memories.
Snow doesn't 'ball up' like mud, and I think the 'squishiness' of them helps them grip snow better, or maybe the terrain under the snow.
A buddy just got the Goodyears on his 425, and I think they are the better of the 2. Don't even get me started on the tires on the Honda in snow. I don't remember which ones they are. My mind tends to blank out bad memories.
#5
I always used either Realtors turning in the sand direction (snows just cold sand, right?) or paddles. But no matter what tires you have on, don't plan on going through more that 8" or you'll be doing a lot of pulling. They tent to get highsided on the rear skid.
#7
What size of goodyear mudrunner tires do you guys recomend for riding the banshee in the snow?
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No way buy realitors, 22-10-9 They are an awesome tire, if you want a picture or someifo go to www.rockymountainatv.com Mine arrive on tuesday, cant wait!!!!1
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