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ballzdeep38
09-07-2010, 11:48 AM
I am going to be looking for a set of paddles for a stock 07 300ex. i was told a 20" 6 paddle glider would be ideal. they seem a little on the expensive side for a paddle we arent going to use to much. most paddles i see are 8 paddle designs. what other 20" 6 paddle tires are there?

4reeds
09-09-2010, 02:53 PM
fullertonsandsports has great prices on sand tires. i dont think there are to many options in a 6pdl.

ballzdeep38
09-19-2010, 03:53 PM
so i went to talk to the guys at Fullerton Sand Sports yesterday and left empty handed. Everyone that has recommended a paddle for the trx300ex says 6 paddle gliders in a 20 inch tire. i talked to a guy at the FSS booth named kevin or kent i think. i told him what the bike/rider/ usage would be and he recommended 1 21 inch 6 paddle hauler extreme. when i told him that 6 paddle gliders were recommended and he told me that i would need around 10 paddle gliders to get the same effect as the extremes he had. then told me i could run the extremes on the 300ex and on a 450r. the idea that i would use the same tire on a 450 and 300 didnt make sense and made me think he was trying to "put me together" and sell whatever paddles he had on hand. after all the good recommendations about dave at FSS, i think i am going to have to give him a call after the show and see what he says.

does the idea of running a 21" 6 paddle extreme, or a 10 paddle glider on a 300ex sound off to anyone else?

4reeds
09-19-2010, 04:34 PM
I have ran both the 6pdl extreme and the 7 pdl on both my 400ex and 450r. I went with the 7s for the 450 and 6's for the 400.6 will work great on the 300 also.you will be very happy.I bought both sets from fullerton.21x12x8's are awesome.

4reeds
10-03-2010, 07:47 PM
Do you still need some 6pdls. I sold the wifes quad and have some 20x10x8 haulers for sale.I'll let them go for $75 plus shipping.They need the beads cleaned,have slow leaks. They will hold air for a few days though.