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308turbo said:
Nothin hooks like a red...i am not a huge fan of the width of the 35 blue label but i wheeled for years with a buddy on them and they warm up quick and hook

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Yeah I was just referring to the PBRs are really short and dont measure near the size listed on the sidewall. Id take a 35 Krawler over a PBR anyday... I was happy with the 37 blues I had untill I got the reds. I felt like they performed pretty well, and were true to size.
 
I've ran km1 and Pitbulls. Id say its a toss up. 37 bias Pitbulls are short, I've read the radials are more true to size. My next tire will prob be a bfg all terrain. For our style of wheeling the tread compound and contact patch is what matters the most.
 
01tj said:
A 35 blue label is probably the same size as 37 PBR. I'm not sure which tire I would run if I didn't run a red label. I guess it would have to be a sticky Trepador, but IMO they don't hook like a red.
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My 37" pitbulls measure out just shy of 36" and there bias ply they are taller than caseys 35 blues. The radials are a true 37". The red label crawlers do hook up better than anything else on dry rock, and a lot of that has to do with how thin the sidewalls are. The treps are a way better wet condition tire, and are also much tougher.
 
Found this a few days back. Had to resist the urge to buy this piece of ghetto fabulousness for the drive train and part the rest of it out.

I just don't understand why one would build this, and yes those are 22s:

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Then pile this in there (notice the missing cones/dust caps):

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Top it off with this:

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But then have a mopar performance crate 360/5.9 under the hood with a paxton supercharger set up . . .

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Thats some ghetto *** wiring. I'm surprised it didn't burn down... and judging from the rest of it they prob took care of the motor the same way they did the rest of the vehicle....

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Rode the mountain bike today for first time In 2 years probably, with no front brakes, only 1 gear and a fat out of shape me at Paris mountain. A little over 10 miles of brutality, but it was fun.
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Flat and downhill was very pleasant but any type of incline and I had to push bc of the gearing......and being out of shape
 
Steve97tj said:
Rode the mountain bike today for first time In 2 years probably, with no front brakes, only 1 gear and a fat out of shape me at Paris mountain. A little over 10 miles of brutality, but it was fun.
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Flat and downhill was very pleasant but any type of incline and I had to push bc of the gearing......and being out of shape
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hell yeah, when are you putting some gears back on it?
 
97TJGUZZY said:
hell yeah, when are you putting some gears back on it?
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Most guys we saw commented on only being 1 gear, if it was a 1 or maybe 2 gears on back sprocket bigger it wouldn't be as bad or if I was in better shape it may not be as bad.

Hopefully really really soon as well as a new front brake to get me going and back riding. Ill try and get by bike shop next week and talk to the guy about hooking me up.
 
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