My buddy has the 26x11 and 26x9 in an 14 inch wheel. He likes it, I've driven it. I will be doing a lot of forest trails here in Idaho, I would like to be able to still be able to load in my truck. Right now, I think I will either do a 26 or 27 in a 12 inch wheel. Just have t made my mind up yet. Lol
Really!! Between the wheel wells, or is he going up over them?? Btw, I like the avatar scenery, that's beautiful country. Know any Nez Perce?
That's what I thought. I'm still looking for custom wheels that won't increase the width.
Been working almost every day since I picked her up so riding has been minimal, but I had a friend with the same basic combo and on the snow it was a beast. So that also influenced me on the selection. I have multiple trailers, one for the four 4wheelers and side by side and one just for the side by side, But it did fit in back of my chevy for the ride home from the dealer. As for the wider front tires I wanted the spare to go all the way around, for the desert riding I do, YOU have to plan on worst case scenario. And after I rode my buddies I loved the little extra top end. The low end is still unstoppable and plenty of power. Worst case scenario I still have the factory tires but since here they enforce the 50" rule at a max of 53" I am fine. I am also a guide as well so I plan on it packing plenty of elk. Tomorrow I will post a pic of how she is looking. this is off topic a little but I just learned one of the bulls I helped take this fall ( I had been watching) Is now officially the world record archery Elk ever taken..... What a great, magnificent animal.... The hunter i was with found the broken missing piece 3 days later and the antlers have been officially accepted and scored in the books. Here's a shot that I took that will soon be a magazine cover.
Yep, I got the same ones, equally satisfied but wouldn't want any taller.
Southern Idaho is very dry desert peppered in sagebrush, quake aspen, and mahoganies. I find it equally beuatiful as central and northern Idaho. Love this state from top to bottom its truly paradise here.
I completely agree Montecresto, this is as high as I would want to go. But I love the stance and look of her. My Neighbor that has an Arctic cat, has been over 4 times to look at her. I'm suspecting a little envy... he... he.
I remember passing through Pocatello and Idaho Falls as a young man, I don't recall that terrain but perhaps that's too much east. I suppose then that much of the Snake passes through that type of terrain?? And agreed you live in a lovely state. Are there many 50" trail restrictions?
We have ton's of trails at the 50" Most all are not marked with more than a single post. And on the trails its been enforced at no more than 53" 3" of leeway.
