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Thread: 27 inch gorilla silverback x lites

  1. #1
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    Apr 2015
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    Duluth, Mn
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    27 inch gorilla silverback x lites

    Anybody use these tires? Will I be sacrificing a lot of power with the 2 inch oversize?

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    Mar 2016
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    Huntsville AL
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    I'm new and also just kinda trying to get to the magic 10 post summit. But, when you don't have any useful info to provide its kinda tough to get there. I can however say that I have seen substantial performance loss with big heavy tires on atv's, specifically Honda ranchers usually. Would imagine it would be worse on something with less than have the displacement engine
    PawPaw

    84 Honda 125(long gone)
    05 Honda Rancher 400 AT
    85 Honda Big Red 250ES

  3. #3
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    Apr 2015
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    Right now I have 30 pound 25 inch vampires on one of my 250s, and the x lites are about the same weight. Im mainly trying to get some extra lift and have some aggressive tires. Would 27x9x12 tires be bad for the rear? I know they're narrow but then that's less weight.

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  4. #4
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    Jan 2015
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    Haskell, TX
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    That narrow tire is going to pull less mud, so it should be easier to turn in thick mud. Probably a good compromise. But there's lots of guys around here running 27's. In my opinion it depends what you weigh, me at 300lb I can't sacrifice much power. (Me+cooler+gear may be 350lb) If your under 200 you probably can especially if you don't pull trailers and stuff much.
    Present trikes:
    85 250es
    83 ATC 110
    Past:
    85 200X
    Trimoto 175

  5. #5
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    Apr 2015
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    I'm only 170 so that wouldn't be an issue. I have a wheeler for hunting/working and everything and this wheeler would be mainly for mud, water, and joy riding.

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  6. #6
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    Nov 2015
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    acworth Ga.
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    Throw em on and let's see them! I am turning 27x12x12 mud lites with my 300+ lbs ass no problem.Click image for larger version. 

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