250F Kx250f

[CalebCook]

Anyone tried a studded paddle tire on a kx250f. Not sure what paddle tire to use and studs. What paddle would work best, that can handle not being in sand, using for snow and ice? And studs that won't bend or rip out?

Some I have found

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[Trfsrfr]

That last photo is awesome/gnarly! I bet it works great.
I found a better solution though for getting traction - I moved away from the God-forsaken, barren, frozen tundra!

 

[2Wheels]

I dunno, I still say the paddle part is unnecessary. ? Just get a street tire and stud that. I don't know why you would want knobs at all it just limits the placement and amt of studs.

 

[Trfsrfr]

I dunno, I still say the paddle part is unnecessary. ? Just get a street tire and stud that. I don't know why you would want knobs at all it just limits the placement and amt of studs.

Cant argue with that logic either...

 

[Mihylo33]

There's a kid on here we call J-Mac. He has an awesome rig he used for winter riding that he built himself.
He hasn't been on in a while because he moved to Colorado when he graduated HS.
Searchjunder oce tires or snow tires.


https://www.dirtbikeaddicts.com/content/threads/studded-tires.3953/#post-76925

 

[2strokesteve89]

I dunno, I still say the paddle part is unnecessary. ? Just get a street tire and stud that. I don't know why you would want knobs at all it just limits the placement and amt of studs.

I've got many friends that ice race here, never seen anything but studded knobbies. The knobs provide more reinforcement to hold the stud, you don't lose as many studs and they don't flex hardly at all.