Fast Trekkers

[Buck Naked]

Im just wondering how they are? I can get a brand new set for 75 bucks.

[4TraxRider]

What size? I used to have a set of 20's, but the large gap in the center "paddles" made them very prone to flats. They were great in loose dirt though. I beleive the 22" rears had a different tread design the the 18 and 20's. I was never to fond of the fronts though. Keep in mind this was a long time ago, like 4 years, they may have changed the design or something.

[Buck Naked]

Originally posted by 4TraxRider
What size? I used to have a set of 20's, but the large gap in the center "paddles" made them very prone to flats. They were great in loose dirt though. I beleive the 22" rears had a different tread design the the 18 and 20's. I was never to fond of the fronts though. Keep in mind this was a long time ago, like 4 years, they may have changed the design or something.

I was looking at 20x11x9's. They are exactly the same design that you speak of. The only reason Im considering them is because of the price.

[JW450R1]

i haven't seen them tires in a very long long time. i think 18's were longer tread in the middle too.it was a good tire for late 80's early 90's.

[4TraxRider]

They really weren't bad for the price. I had them on my old Quadzilla. They were have a very square profile. If you hae a good deal on them get a set. Just bring some plugs when you ride if it's rocky.;)

[rooster300ex]

I have fast trekkers all around. I love them. They are my favorite tire. They have a real square profile front and rear. Makes my quad real stable. They throw some hellasious roost. I've rode mine in rocks and everything else and have never had a flat. Mine are 21in front and 18in rear. My buddy has the 20in rear and he loves em. I don't like to hear that your are considering them just because of price.:eek: