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Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
I have mud busters on the back of my '85 250sx and I love the traction they give it, but I was wonder how a razar's would work as rear tires. I mostly ride trails with some mud, and in the winter about a foot of snow. Will the razar's get as good of traction compared to a set of mud busters?
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Arm chair racerNew to the board
I just ordered a set of Razr 2's... For my 250R, I'll let you know when i get them on what i think...
Got them for 145 shipped to my door...
But i am going from 10 year old dunlops, so i am sure its going to be a huge improvement..
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Arm chair racerFirst time rider
If u ride mud then you will NOT want Razr's. My freind had them on his tri-moto, and he said whenever he would go in mud he would get stuck....
Just what I heard
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I have run a set of Bandits XC's on my 85 250 SX for well over 4 years. I don't ride everyday but I have put MANY miles on this trike - they still have 80% tread and claw there way through any terrain out there including the best of mud. You can't compare any tire from an SX to a 250R as the SX has very little wheel spin. I wouldn't hesitate to buy them again - 225$ on Douglas .190 rims to my door and they seem indestructable.
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