kwb377
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New to the forum...figured I'd post a few pics.
My other toy...
My other toy...
JDGrizz
Newbie
Welcome to the forum! Those are some good looking toys you have there, and your co-pilots look like they are itching to give them a try.
What type of tires do you have on your Grizz 450? They look good.
What type of tires do you have on your Grizz 450? They look good.
Ganz
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Nice! Welcome and thanks for sharing the pics.
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this would be a good start to the contest, dont you think??
Ganz
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Yes
Dam I gotta get some updated pics of my grizz. I've got a pretty cool mod in the works just have to finish it up.
Dam I gotta get some updated pics of my grizz. I've got a pretty cool mod in the works just have to finish it up.
Rider11x
Pro
Snowwmax
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Bighorns
Hey Rider.
How are you liking the Bighorns?
I have stock Maxxis tires on my 07' GRizz 450 - so far I love them.. good for rock crawling, ok in the mud... I want to get more of an All-terrain tire as opposed to the Mud specific tires (Outlaws, Mudbugs, Mudlite's)
The verdict is still out if I go with 26" tires or not..
Hey Rider.
How are you liking the Bighorns?
I have stock Maxxis tires on my 07' GRizz 450 - so far I love them.. good for rock crawling, ok in the mud... I want to get more of an All-terrain tire as opposed to the Mud specific tires (Outlaws, Mudbugs, Mudlite's)
The verdict is still out if I go with 26" tires or not..
Rider11x
Pro
I love the Bighorns for my style of riding! I see some blacktop, and alot of rocky trails. These things truely wear like iron! Below is a review from a rider that I got to try them and he absolutely loves them....
BTW, as a side bonus, they make your quad ride alot nicer in the rough stuff. Grizzlies already ride sweet and these are icing on the cake. Anything but excessively deep mud is the Bighorn's specialty. That being said, a guy on a Brute Force won a local mud bog last year on these tires.
Read this:http://www.atvobsession.com/bighorns.html
Now back on topic.....Sorry.
BTW, as a side bonus, they make your quad ride alot nicer in the rough stuff. Grizzlies already ride sweet and these are icing on the cake. Anything but excessively deep mud is the Bighorn's specialty. That being said, a guy on a Brute Force won a local mud bog last year on these tires.
Read this:http://www.atvobsession.com/bighorns.html
Now back on topic.....Sorry.
Jaxom
Extreme
I, too vote for the BHs. I have over 1,000 miles on them on 3 different bikes.
The only noticeable wear is the edges aren't as sharp as they were when new. Probably about 50 miles of paved road riding.
The only noticeable wear is the edges aren't as sharp as they were when new. Probably about 50 miles of paved road riding.
Snowwmax
Veteran
Rider,
Thanks for the link to the Review - after coming across this post earlier, I did a forum search for Bighorns and seen your other replies.
After further consideration and review.. I am definitely buying the 25" Maxxis Bighorns!
I bought my Grizz 450 to go 4 wheeling with - not mud boggin! These tires sound like the ones for me! Now I just need to save the $$$ and wait for my stockers to wear out to the point I need to winch out.
Thanks for the link to the Review - after coming across this post earlier, I did a forum search for Bighorns and seen your other replies.
After further consideration and review.. I am definitely buying the 25" Maxxis Bighorns!
I bought my Grizz 450 to go 4 wheeling with - not mud boggin! These tires sound like the ones for me! Now I just need to save the $$$ and wait for my stockers to wear out to the point I need to winch out.
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