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Thread: Anyone running paddles on a 200x?

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    Orange County, CA
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    Anyone running paddles on a 200x?

    I just picked up a bone stock 1986 200x. Not sure if I should keep the stock knobbies on it or run a set of paddles for Glamis. All the posts I keep reading keep eluding to the fact the the clutch can't handle a paddle tire. Is this true? I've have some very lite 21" Dick Cepek paddle tires, but don't want to damage the clutch or transmission.
    1985 ATC 250R
    1986 ATC 200X
    1986 TRX 250R

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    ^Bump^ Also what do you think about using them with a stock swing arm?

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    Jun 2009
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    Leander TX
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    I don't have any recent experience with 2nd gen 200Xs.

    I ran 22x11x8 Kenda Dune Runners and AMS Sand Snakes on my first gen 200Xs with no problems.

    Paddles won't hurt a trike that doesn't already have problems.

    Are those Cepeks some vintage Sand Sports with like 16 small paddles? I love those tires. Ran them on everything (Odyssey, 185s, 250r, etc) back in the late 80s.

    I've ridden all over many dunes with knobbies and stock swing arms. I have stock Ohtsu and the twin Dunlops on my 350X and 250R now. The work great in the dunes. Although I have paddles for both, the 250R usually ends up with paddles on it but not the tractor.

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