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Guyz, these sound great....can I also put them onto my 850 xp ? Also needed a suggestion on tyres and rims....I have the stock tyres but need to upgrade to a heavy duty bad ass tyres....could you guys give me some suggestions ?
thanks, atul kapur
I did some test rides over some solid bumps. Also did heavy brake/acceleration and turning tests to measure the squat that I get. Initial impressions are favorable. The ride is smoother as the multiple rate springs soak up all the little bumps that I use to feel. I haven't got out there and really put them to work yet. Have a planned ride next weekend to put at least 60 miles on them over some nice rocks and high speed drit packed trails.
Sounds great bud, thanks for the info. I also wouldlike to know about the type of tryes I can use. I currently have the stock tyres and rims but need to upgrade to the BEST onmes possible.....mainly for sand, slush and rock terrain.......could you also recommend a few DVDs for me to see ? Sorry for all these questions but Im a new rider and living in India there are not a whole lot of ATV riders... Thanks again !!
Sounds great bud, thanks for the info. I also wouldlike to know about the type of tryes I can use. I currently have the stock tyres and rims but need to upgrade to the BEST onmes possible.....mainly for sand, slush and rock terrain.......could you also recommend a few DVDs for me to see ? Sorry for all these questions but Im a new rider and living in India there are not a whole lot of ATV riders... Thanks again !!
Living in India I would have to suggest something similar to the Maxxis Bighorn. They do good in a variety of terrains. My other suggestion would be either the Pitbull Growler or the Rocker. These tires are made here in the states and I am unsure of international distribution.
the growler looks good, however dont know if they wud fit my drum...the cuyrrent stock sizes are 26" x 8 x 14" and rear 26 X 10 x 14".... the growler 27.5 looks good...what about rims, can I do 15" rims ?
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