paddle tire question

[1badazz_700r]

Im gonna be going to treverton,pa in a few weeks. Its all loose coal and dirt riding. what type and size paddle should i use for the rear

[dabigbratj]

Im gonna be going to treverton,pa in a few weeks. Its all loose coal and dirt riding. what type and size paddle should i use for the rear

coal i would think that would tear a paddle up 

[1badazz_700r]

there are alot of videos of guys riding there that have paddles. Its real loose like sand mostly. check it out on youtube . treverton pa. The hills are massive

[Colorado700R]

if you gonna run a paddle up there, I say a 22" sandstar.  Star's are tougher than haulers, extremes' etc.....

[1badazz_700r]

  thanks colorado i will check them out

[Krandall]

if you gonna run a paddle up there, I say a 22" sandstar.  Star's are tougher than haulers, extremes' etc.....

Exactly what I'd suggest, or another mold style paddle. Sand Shark ect..

[dabigbratj]

i actully have some ams sidewinder i think is the name like new id sell
call me if interested

[1badazz_700r]

what size?

[dabigbratj]

oh yea they are stock size 20x11x9

[1badazz_700r]

pm sent

[r00st]

Molded tires are def the way to go for anything other than actual sand (pea gravel, shale, coal, rocks etc etc)

Go with Jakes tires...he will hook you up im sure 

[1badazz_700r]

i got a new set of paddles.My question is are they supposed to ride that rough? It feels like my quad is gonna shake apart. and they are going in the right direction.

[Peelz]

i got a new set of paddles.My question is are they supposed to ride that rough? It feels like my quad is gonna shake apart. and they are going in the right direction.

yep. Get up to a certain speed, and the vibration will chill out a bit.

[1badazz_700r]

i doubt where im riding i will get up to that high of speed :(Im going to be riding in coal strippings and loose dirt hillclimbs. i think maybe i just wasted a shit load of money

[Mad Dog]

Paddles for hard ground isn't a good idea, even the terrain traks would have been rough riding if you're not getting up to speed.