tire selection for hydroplaning?

[blueyamaha]

I would try with small sections first and work my way up. Thanks!

[shookie]

I tried in with stock tires 4th gear. I spun sideways and rolled 3 times from what my friend said never going to try that again. Good times

[Peelz]

Big tires in front, the smoother the better, so as not to break the plane of the water. Keep moving. And paddles work better on the back, to propel you further. 

[Warren]

i have had my best luck going in 4th gear with my razrs. i'm thinking i will try it with my paddles up at silver lake this year. another good point to you other guys that are wanting to try this now. lol make sure that the trasition from land to water is as smooth as possible. 

[kyledvor61]

make the transition smooth, big front tires, and make sure your tire pressure is even. lean as far back as possible and lift as hard as you can on the bars. and damnit dont let off the gas

[Colorado700R]

You guys are nuts...


I only got one question.........



















Are you for Scuba?

[kyledvor61]

study up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZGC9IrPe3Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmpLtvUjdt0&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfOnVXEW38A&feature=channel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNqPKzMl_IQ&feature=related

[Warren]

so it seems that paddles are the tire of choice then. good deal. i hope to try this up at silver lake.

[dabigbratj]

so it seems that paddles are the tire of choice then. good deal. i hope to try this up at silver lake.

dont do what i did lol

[Warren]

so it seems that paddles are the tire of choice then. good deal. i hope to try this up at silver lake.

dont do what i did lol

naw i plan to stay afloat. lol

[dabigbratj]

so it seems that paddles are the tire of choice then. good deal. i hope to try this up at silver lake.

dont do what i did lol

naw i plan to stay afloat. lol

i did  come out ok i though i would have flipped it

[Krandall]

Dont' be this guy warren

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6XfcketrZ8&NR=1

[robkd]

 :grin_nod:


look up the coos bay water skipping one it will show you the right way

   

[NaturalRaptor]

Don't do this either!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fW30DvRQhGE&feature=related