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Thread: Spider Tracs on ITP wheels $100

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    Spider Tracs on ITP wheels $100

    I'm thinking about grabbing these. The guy's asking $100. What do you guys think of these tires. How do they work?


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    send me the link. i thk those are my old wheels/tires.. is the guy in pa?
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    Orange County NY. Did you like these tires?
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    ive personally always liked spider tracs. those wheels/tires for 100 bucks is a good deal
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    I think those tires are a bit on the heavy side. They seem to grip good and last a long time and are puncture resistant but are just too heavy for my liking.

    Once you find a light tire that grips good you'll never consider tires like those again.

    Other examples of heavy tires I've rode are Realators and Maxxis Surtrak.
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    i did only run them for 1-2 rides.. they were very heavy.. great for snow or deep mud..
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    They clean out alot better than wooley boggers. like skippy said they work great in mud and snow.

    what kinda machine are they going on? what kinda riding do you do?

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