I hate (kind of, LOL) to add to the list of tire questions on this site but I need some advice and it seems most of the threads are specific to a persons needs and don't address what I am seeking.
I have decided to add a 2 inch high lifter to my stock 2020 570. I also plan to go to a 26 inch tire. I initially was certain I was going with Big Horn 2.0. I have been in touch with Discount Tire via this site and found out the ones I want are on national back order. I can get from them a set of Pit Bull Growlers BG 2.5 but I noticed right away they are 8 pounds per tire heavier. With stock clutching am I going to notice much difference between 22 lbs tire and a 30 lbs tire?
I can still get the big horns from Amazon but would prefer to get something from Discount because the prices are better and getting them mounted etc.
I measured my stock tires yesterday and they are under 24 inches so I feel like the lift and 26 inch tires will give me all I need for my style riding.
Also curious, I was initially planning to go 9 wide on the front and 11 on the back, but have considered 9's all the way around on the stock wheels thinking this might help with the power loss as well.......
I have decided to add a 2 inch high lifter to my stock 2020 570. I also plan to go to a 26 inch tire. I initially was certain I was going with Big Horn 2.0. I have been in touch with Discount Tire via this site and found out the ones I want are on national back order. I can get from them a set of Pit Bull Growlers BG 2.5 but I noticed right away they are 8 pounds per tire heavier. With stock clutching am I going to notice much difference between 22 lbs tire and a 30 lbs tire?
I can still get the big horns from Amazon but would prefer to get something from Discount because the prices are better and getting them mounted etc.
I measured my stock tires yesterday and they are under 24 inches so I feel like the lift and 26 inch tires will give me all I need for my style riding.
Also curious, I was initially planning to go 9 wide on the front and 11 on the back, but have considered 9's all the way around on the stock wheels thinking this might help with the power loss as well.......