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They are the typical same size rims, diff. tire sizes. No one else is having this problem, though.

Here's a good tire question. Since they no longer make my rims, I am gonna have to go with a different replacement, most likely a SS112. So the plan is to just get another SS112 and change out just the rear tires. Now, if the Bighorns run taller than most, what do you think I should run on the rear?...

Went out last weekend and this time the one rear tire picked up a rock and pinched it betwen the rim and the ground. Waiting for ITP to figure out what they are gonna do about my bent/cracked rim. SS106s are discontinued, so I am gonna have one wheel not match! Just keeps getting better...

You really don't want my opinion of the Bighorns. I will say they have excellent longevity and the traction is great across a broad scale of terrain. Riding on a lot of old strip mines,however, they tend to pick up big pieces of slate rock which has really sharp edges. Had one tire vulcanized and ju...

This makes #5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxluC8DenX8

Are you sure it isn't just from the molding process? Its plastic, right?
Could also be a hole where a screw is countersunk???
Just throwing out some ideas.

If anything, I like the girl falling down pic! :lol: Appreciate it. If they do it again, I'll do that trick next. The bead sealer he used reacts like rubber cement so as to actually "melt" the rubber before drying. He is my vulcanizing guy also, so I know he does really good work. He did my rear tir...

Between rides wouldn't bother me as much.

Cool Vid!

That looks like a nice easy ride. Great pics. Makes me feel as if I'm there...

They're just very lovable Grizzlies...maybe they are rolling on their backs in hopes of someone scratching their bellies!!!

FYI,

Moose makes rebuild kits for carbs that include replacement jets and the mixture screw. Plus its cheaper than the stock kit which gives you less.

Just did one for a Rhino and was surprised at what all they give you.

I dunno about high pressure in them. You could run them with 1 lb. and they still pound you!

The guy I ride with has those BajaCross tires on his Rhino and loves them.

OK.

Well, the wheels/tires are back on again.

I guess just keep my fingers crossed. I did switch the left and right sides since having the beads sealed up.

Who knows? Time will tell...