grizzly 600 big tires???
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589's are a very aggressive tire, much bigger lugs and spaced out apart to that they self clean very fast. They may not be as comfortable riding, but are excellent mud and rock climbing tires. If you check out my video i posted under Anthracite ridng photos, you'll see me getting through a mud hole where another person had trouble and couldn't get out. They are a mud and snow tire, but I have yet to try them out in deep snow, as the most snow we had was 6-8" over the last few years. I also gained a couple inches of clearence running a 27" tire. I stuck with same size dimensions as stock, but moved up to a 27". Only problem was, the rear tires are extremely wide, not that that is a bad thing, but when going through mud holes the tires discharge mud all over me real bad! You also may noticed a slight degrease in TQ running bigger tires too.
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Grizzly 600 question
Good day,
Just come across a 2001 grizzly 600 and bought it as project . The tires on bike right now are
back- 25*9.5*12
front-25*8*12
I want to put 28s on the bike because I don’t want to go to big. But I’ve found it hard to find that tire size for my stock rims. Would I be better off buying different rims for the bike so I have more of a selection in tire size and if so what rim would I go with.
Also so last question. I bought an HMF exhaust and it says need to jet the bike(that isn’t expensive ) but is it needed
thanks for your time and feedback
Just come across a 2001 grizzly 600 and bought it as project . The tires on bike right now are
back- 25*9.5*12
front-25*8*12
I want to put 28s on the bike because I don’t want to go to big. But I’ve found it hard to find that tire size for my stock rims. Would I be better off buying different rims for the bike so I have more of a selection in tire size and if so what rim would I go with.
Also so last question. I bought an HMF exhaust and it says need to jet the bike(that isn’t expensive ) but is it needed
thanks for your time and feedback
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Good day,
Just come across a 2001 grizzly 600 and bought it as project . The tires on bike right now are
back- 25*9.5*12
front-25*8*12
I want to put 28s on the bike because I don’t want to go to big. But I’ve found it hard to find that tire size for my stock rims. Would I be better off buying different rims for the bike so I have more of a selection in tire size and if so what rim would I go with.
Also so last question. I bought an HMF exhaust and it says need to jet the bike(that isn’t expensive ) but is it needed
thanks for your time and feedback
Just come across a 2001 grizzly 600 and bought it as project . The tires on bike right now are
back- 25*9.5*12
front-25*8*12
I want to put 28s on the bike because I don’t want to go to big. But I’ve found it hard to find that tire size for my stock rims. Would I be better off buying different rims for the bike so I have more of a selection in tire size and if so what rim would I go with.
Also so last question. I bought an HMF exhaust and it says need to jet the bike(that isn’t expensive ) but is it needed
thanks for your time and feedback
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