straight is better if you like just going fast and hill climbs, but I run the angled sand sharks. there better for all around, better for side hilling and handling
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straight is better if you like just going fast and hill climbs, but I run the angled sand sharks. there better for all around, better for side hilling and handling
im told that straight paddles help with straight high speed runs at hills or straights and something like geckos help with side railing and turning and such. sand sharks are a great all around from what im looking at on youtube
wanted to say I got some pretty decent sand sharks on aluminum rims from a raptor 660 the other day for $101 shipped just waiting on shipping till there here yes one more thing off the check list whoo hoo. also got my 450r shock bushings installed and man my bike looks nasty. another check off my list ill see about getting pictures up if anybody wants to see them tomorow or whenever. (things are finaly going my way)
