what are your snow shoes?

[vroom]

so guys what tires do you sport i nthe snow?

I got my 22 mudsharks, holdin up alright

[300exOH]

mudmachines are awesome in the snow

[sweet300ex]

im gonna be running Razrs this winter...havent got to ride the snow yet, does anybody know how they do in the snow?

[300exOH]

my wifes bike has holeshots and they do pretty good in the snow. I'm betting the razors will be better.

[hondarider2006]

I am running holeshots right now, they do pretty good. My stock ones actualy did good in the snow, but I am betting that the Razr's will do better!

[4wheelboy]

razrs get filled up;)

[ReconRider25]

i got the stockers......they actually hook up a little too well when you run the correct psi.

[vroom]

would you want more air or less air?

[K_Fulk]

I use maxxis all-trac's in the snow. Doub't i'll use them too much this year though.

You would probly want less air in the snow . Kind of like in the sand.

[ReconRider25]

yep less air. run them with too much and theyll spin like balloons.

[300expower]

pro wedge II

they really value the 200$ (canadian) for me!


i'm gonna change them today, but i'll try the 22'' tamers in the snow before, i think it will be good for donuts:devil:

[4TraxRider]

I've got a set of 22inch all-tracs im trying for the first time this winter, and last winter I had a set of 20inch fast trekkers, which did great compared to others i've tried.

[Live2Ride300]

I loved my Razrs in the snows, I ran them all last winter, they worked great. I have them front and rear

[jtej]

sur traks turned around backwards....acts like a paddle tire. And i only run 1 lb. of air in each so it has a wider footprint. I ran Kenda Knarly's last year and they hooked really well.... i could pull a wheelie no problem.

[sweet300ex]

well i got to test out the razrs today and they do pretty well, they are really slow in the snow but i never get stuck. Im running about 3-4 psi in them

[pnut420]

Im going to run my paddle masters got them with rims for like $60, should work good

[coryatver]

http://www.rockymountainatv.com/product_graphics/SKA_TERRAIN_TRAK.JPG

has anyone tried these tires?

"The Terrain Trak Paddle/Bar is designed for sand, mud, snow and hard surface applications Knobby height is .71"

[ny300exrider]

they look like they would rip!