what catchs better?

[300EXrider02]

i know front razrs hook up best for front tires, for handling, and i have rear razrs and they hook up awesome to, but i am sellin them for a smaller tire, so i am deciding to get rear razrs again, i liked them a ot, but will holeshots out perform them? weight? grip etc.? if anyone knows thanks, anyone have both holeshots and razrs? what did you like best? thanks

[roostin_dale]

RAZR's are better for muddier terrain...because the tread is spaced out a lil' more.

Holeshots are better for a lil' more packed dirt, MX, and stuff like that

[RideRed04]

If I were to do it again, I would get the same tire, but I would get a 4-ply, the 6's are just heavy. Its nice having the extra security, but I would rather have the lighter weight. You wont notice it until you switch back to a lighter tire though, so if you plan on just running them, you wont notice, and you will be good being that you are going from a 22. I'm tossing up the idea of just going to 18" razr's next time. I hit my skid now, but is the extra 1" of ground clearance really that big of a deal?

[jb400exxx]

i agree. 1 inch it's really that much lower. my 20 inch razr's are really 18 1/2's right now so going down to reall 18's won't make a huge difference. i barely hit my skid now.

[300EXrider02]

what about grip? how do the holeshots hook up? xcr? lighter than 20in razrs?

[Nausty]

lol, go look at the amount of space between your rear skid and the ground. 18" tires suck for just about anything but mx and they hang up on everything it seems like. Also if you go with 18" your pry gonna have to get bead locks, mine have fell off the bead 5+ times and 2 of which in a race.

[300EXrider02]

i am not but is 20 in tires reeally only 18 1/2 inches? i thoguht 20..?