[BMC5000]

I do a lot of riding in the snow, and there's an annual ATV snowcross race near my hometown coming up in February. My brother has raced his YFZ450 there and done fairly well - my 700 can outrun his yfz easily on dirt, but cant get any traction in the snow. They allow paddles and snow tires, but most guys run a regular tire. I've heard a lot about the Kenda Kutters - are they the answer for all-terrain use? I never ride in sand, it's either dirt or snow. Looking for the best way to spend my money on tires. I want to stay with the stock rear rims because I dont ride it enough to spend a lot on tire/wheel packages.

Thanks!

 

[holy700xx]

Kutters all the way.

 

[Rith]

Kutters all the way.

What he said. Kutters do amazing in the snow, stock tire size... they are perfect

 

[WiZkY]

the best snow tire was the AMS zipper. It's like 4snow from maxxis

http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/4/30/408/4314/ITEM/AMS-Zipper-Rear-Sand-Snow-Tire.aspx

It's what you need in snow!!!!

 

[EEHonda]

Probably not for a snow cross, but I used chains similar to these on an 86 200X and they did awesome. I borrowed them from a guy that used them on a Dodge D-50. Might be a trick clearing the rear knuckles with the stock offset.

http://www.etrailer.com/Tire-Chains/Glacier/PW6087.html?feed=pn

 

[blk84]

What he said. Kutters do amazing in the snow, stock tire size... they are perfect

+1... I was surprised how well the Kutters did in the snow, especially hill climbs.

 

[BMC5000]

Thanks guys - just ordered a pair of 22x9x11 Kutters today. $178.14, including shipping.