tires

if you want some good tires for your riding i would recomend getting a set of 20 inch turf tamers and cut them to suit, they are cheap, but they wear kinda quick, you'll get two seasons out of them.
 
Not really sure what is so appealing about these tires, but they must be good, ALOT of people run them or some form of them. I've been debating picking up a set of fronts for my bike for the time being as I'm gonna need some new fronts before longer as mine are started to lose the center set of nubs. As far as rears I'm running carlisle strykers and I like them alot, they grab great in everything, Not really the best of you like to powerslide alot, but you can get them to if you want.
 
yea i could but i want some for both... cuz those other ones like u said have a small leak in them and i forget to check them sometimes... but i got my brakes hooked up
 
yea i could but i want some for both... cuz those other ones like u said have a small leak in them and i forget to check them sometimes... but i got my brakes hooked up


cool .glad you got the brakes hooked up.was it easy?.i got a clutch cable coming from ebay..but the other tires do leak but its slow so they wont go flat while your riding.and i think some fix it flat would stop the leak.
 
Well tbh when I buy tires I want tires that bit, usually I don't want my tires to spin. Now with that said you can powerslide with them, but it takes a lot of throttle and a little prayer, at least where I have been doing a majority of my riding which is a grass pasture, that is slowly getting beaten down. If you are sliding on hardpack dirt or something they would prolly slide easier. Also running more air in them would prolly help. If I remember to air them up, I only tend to run 2-4 pounds of air.