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TomH

TomH

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#7
#7
here, let me finish this

"This Minibike has large tires that make it good for loose sand. The front tire is an airplane tire",.... slick as snot, guaranteed to bust your a$$ with the first turn you attempt
 
jbrewton

jbrewton

#8
#8
TomH said:
here, let me finish this

"This Minibike has large tires that make it good for loose sand. The front tire is an airplane tire",.... slick as snot, guaranteed to bust your a$$ with the first turn you attempt
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So you're saying the rear needs to be a slick also???
Good point.:laugh::laugh::laugh:

Come on, what CL buy is ever perfect? A front tire is easy!

Still a nice looking redo.
 
george3

george3

Active Member
#10
#10
How about the fact there is no way in hell you can contact the ucking idiot. It gets reposted every 2 days the same way. Guy needs to get a freaking clue.
 
Rapidrob

Rapidrob

#11
#11
Drop the rear tire down to 5 PSI and it would be a good sand bike. We used to put WWII surplus B-25 aircraft tires on our Jeeps and run the dunes in Charleston,SC and they worked real well. It low PSI they stuck to a dry road very well.
450 is not too bad of a price and the front end could be re-done.
 
TomH

TomH

New Member
#14
#14
Rapidrob said:
Drop the rear tire down to 5 PSI and it would be a good sand bike. We used to put WWII surplus B-25 aircraft tires on our Jeeps and run the dunes in Charleston,SC and they worked real well. It low PSI they stuck to a dry road very well.
450 is not too bad of a price and the front end could be re-done.
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bull dukey. works for 4 but not for 1. I live in the sand, you need deep tread or the front end will wash out, and a face plant will happen. ptoo been there
 
TomH

TomH

New Member
#17
#17
Rapidrob said:
Interesting. We found tread really caused the 4-wheeler's to get stuck in the sand. you live and learn everyday.
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yeah it could be different sand too I was thinking. It is pretty loose and deep in spots around here, so you need tread to grip when you turn. big difference between street tread on the front and a knobby.
 
TomH

TomH

New Member
#18
#18
not stealing you thunder you big monkey, I'll get back on topic I swear: Check it out Rob, pretty cool Eh? about 150 miles away. Two wheelers have tread on the front tire, 4 wheelers usually don't:
 
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