Burma looks cool. I'm on stock Polaris tires for a '21 Trail 900 Ult. - are they OK - or should I be looking at getting a new set of tires, and if so - what do you recommend?
Well, I learned the hard way with stock tires. Most of the Polaris is of the 2020 year. I always felt were like paper Mâché or for ply if I was lucky so I would definitely either look at a set of dirt commanders. I did have tusk terabytes but they were only six ply so it really depends on how much Pennsylvania sharp rocks you want to risk, if you don’t have the right air pressure for your ride, you can get some side punctures. Tires are difficult. You’ll get 10 different answers based on people who use all different ones. I’ve only used the tusk which I found they were a little grippy and I now use high lifter so you just have to make sure that you don’t get too heavy attire if you’re gonna go bigger or wider and if you want to maintain your width, keep that in mind as well. The Facebook page of Polaris razor Trail owners could probably give you a much better answer since I only went through two or three different tires on the trail. Just with stock tires make sure you carry a sidewall, slug, some plugs, a compressor and some glue tread. Honestly, I think those are all great to have no matter what kind of tires you’re riding with just the pointy Pennsylvania rock environment. It’s always good to carry enough to take care of any kind of puncture or sidewall tear.
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Great video. Love the mud puddles.
Loved your video!! Burma is cool for me as it's closest n fun. I like the creek there. The signage is a lil bit sketchy I agree
I totally agree! Thanks
Nicely done! Loved the onscreen maps/coordinates/elevation
Glad you like them! Thanks!
Purple paint actually means all are welcome 🎉
I enjoy Burma at fro. Good assortment of trails.
It was fun go revisit burma. Fun trails.
Good video see you next week at mudfest
Can't wait! Will be a fun weekend
@@TheBeatenTrail yes just hope the weather stays good 👍
Yes, of course, ill have tons of gaiters with logos (dust masks) to sell, watch it be rainy. lol
Burma looks cool. I'm on stock Polaris tires for a '21 Trail 900 Ult. - are they OK - or should I be looking at getting a new set of tires, and if so - what do you recommend?
Well, I learned the hard way with stock tires. Most of the Polaris is of the 2020 year. I always felt were like paper Mâché or for ply if I was lucky so I would definitely either look at a set of dirt commanders. I did have tusk terabytes but they were only six ply so it really depends on how much Pennsylvania sharp rocks you want to risk, if you don’t have the right air pressure for your ride, you can get some side punctures. Tires are difficult. You’ll get 10 different answers based on people who use all different ones. I’ve only used the tusk which I found they were a little grippy and I now use high lifter so you just have to make sure that you don’t get too heavy attire if you’re gonna go bigger or wider and if you want to maintain your width, keep that in mind as well. The Facebook page of Polaris razor Trail owners could probably give you a much better answer since I only went through two or three different tires on the trail. Just with stock tires make sure you carry a sidewall, slug, some plugs, a compressor and some glue tread. Honestly, I think those are all great to have no matter what kind of tires you’re riding with just the pointy Pennsylvania rock environment. It’s always good to carry enough to take care of any kind of puncture or sidewall tear.
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