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Created On: 01/06/2007 01:05 PM
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 01/06/2007 01:05 PM
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MelissaAnn
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I just got a new Rator 700 and am looking for paddle tires. I am thinking about getting the Skat-Trak Extremes. They come in 8, 9 or 10 paddle designs. I want the 10 paddle but am worried that it may be a little too much for my quad. My quad is completly stock and I do most of my riding at Florence and Moses Lake. Any thoughts or advise is apperciated.
 01/07/2007 02:19 AM
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Get some 22-11-8 9 paddle haulers and put a pipe on it.

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 01/09/2007 10:39 PM
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Also look into the Skat Trak Edge paddles........get the best of both worlds in paddle designs.

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 01/09/2007 11:44 PM
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If you're going to be carving the dunes look into some 20 or 21" skat trak edges.

If you're going to be drag racing go for 22" 8 or 9 paddle extremes or regular haulers.

10 paddles is more than you'll probably want unless all your riding is done in the first 3 gears and all you're concerned about is how fast you get off the line. Even then it's on the high side.

If you go with a 20" paddle, get a wide one (11 inches) on an 8" rim for better floatation.

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 01/10/2007 12:00 AM
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Several good replies here.

I also ride the Oregon dunes and on the YFZ I use 20" X 10" X 10" 8 paddle haulers on 10" rims. For me the 10" rims give better side stability and I do a lot of side-hilling.

I don't think I'd go over 8 paddles on a stock Rappy. You can run more paddles, but sooner or later it becomes overkill (especially on a stock Rappy).

If price is a concern, I believe the above mentioned paddles are the cheapest ones as far as Haulers go? If not, then they are close to the cheapest ones for our application.

I think any of the above mentioned ones will work. The edge's are good paddle tires too, and may make turning a bit easier.

Oh, and congrats on the new Rappy! I am sure you are going to LOVE it!

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I would highly recommend the hauler 10 paddle tires set to about 3 to 4 psi. I went up a size in the back, I cant recall what size but whatever the stock size is go up one, you'll be impressed. On the front I run ITP sand star double ridge, they track really good........good luck
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