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What's the best size paddle and rim combo for a stock 85 Tri-z? 21 x10, 20 x 10? I'm lookin at 10 inch rims right now. Any suggestions? We're hittin Silver Lake next month, so I have to order paddles soon. Thanks!
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Ok, let me add something here. Am I going to notice any difference between a 20 or a 21, or in width or size of rim? Regardless of what kind of machine it's on.
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Dont think that will make a difference, but the number of paddles will. I like bigger paddles, they keep you more afloat, and your chain out of the sand. I crested over some dunes there and my chain sliped because of the sand in it. My paddles are smaller though, I bought a new set from a dude at work from a blaster, so they are smaller skat trak 6 paddles. They got the job done though.
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the taller the tire the more rollout you get. and the better the bike will stay on top of the sand. 20's tend to dig a little more then 21's or 22's. you probably wanna run 8 paddles. i like the extremes better than the regular haulers.... they just last longer. and if you can get the bead to bead buffed ones. standard buffs are just too heavy.
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