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Old March 4th, 2010, 04:46 PM   #11
 
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I went with Big Horn 2.0 because they were cheaper and lighter.
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Old March 4th, 2010, 05:48 PM   #12
 
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Solid tire! We had a guy show up at the SLUMLORD ride last year and I was impressed with everything we gave them and they gave back. I like a little more agressive but they did fine except in the really deep mud or gumbo. But we also had more agressive tires give up in there too.
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Solid tire! We had a guy show up at the SLUMLORD ride last year and I was impressed with everything we gave them and they gave back. I like a little more agressive but they did fine except in the really deep mud or gumbo. But we also had more agressive tires give up in there too.
SLUM....which tires are you talking about?
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Old March 4th, 2010, 06:00 PM   #14
 
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The bighorns.
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Id go with the big horns over the XTR's just because myself and others have had alot of sidewall cuts and flats.

I probly had 20 flats in the time i had my xtr's and im on flat #2 with my current swamplites in almost the same time period.
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Haven't had a flat yet for running over something and stickin it. But i did hit a corner real hard in a mud hole and rolled the bead back enough to wad up red clay mud between the tire and rim. leaked down in about 24 hours. I broke the tire down cleanded the rim and tire and blew it back up. Hasn't leaked again since. Running 6lbs in my swamplites.
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im runnin 2psi in the swamplites, i had a stick go threw one side wall, and i broke the valve stem off on of the wheels up in the bush ones. had a few nails poke themselfs threw the lugs, but nothing to make them go flat!!!
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Sounds like the swamplite is a tough tire. Still trying to decide which is best for me. Who has the best deals for a set?
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Sounds like the swamplite is a tough tire. Still trying to decide which is best for me. Who has the best deals for a set?
I'd talk to Mike at Dick's ATV. Got mine(Bajacross) and a set for a friend (Bighorns)...both cheaper then anywhere we could find anywhere. Not Swamplites, but I'll bet he can get them.
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how bout the 589 i have a friend that has them on his brute and he has had them for years and that idiot smokes em up on the road still looks new the tread last forever im thinkin of going to them or out laws one
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