Dagon - 24-4-2007 at 10:17 PM
how much of a difference do bigfoot tires make? I like to ride on the beach but with regular tires I stick to the hardpacked sand. can one really
get moving in the soft sand with those bigfoot tires?
ripsessionkites - 25-4-2007 at 01:21 AM
yes, maybe go with the bigfoot light tires
if you have the flexi buggy ... go with the wide wheels.
KYTE SLINGER - 25-4-2007 at 05:39 AM
My Big Foot race buggy rolls over everything in it's way ...
The BF tires prolong my riding to year round riding OTB{on the beach}
Pablo - 25-4-2007 at 05:30 PM
I know with full BF's I can ride over the really soft dry stuff on the beach no problem, I'm also not exactly the lightest kiter out there either.
BF lights would work as well. You get a little more edge, a little less float.
popeyethewelder - 25-4-2007 at 11:08 PM
not just a case of sticking big foots on though, you then have to think about getting a swan or goose neck to lower the front end back down again, and
is your buggy strong enough to take BFs....which seeing as you will probably put them on the Libre, there shouldn't be a problem.
But apart from the comments mentioned above the other thing about BFs is....
...they LOOK GOOD:singing:
here you can see the difference between a bigfoot light and the new Eurotrax...on the left
Dagon - 27-4-2007 at 10:44 PM
Ok, I am convinced I need a set of these for my vmax with a new wide front fork, anyone has some I will make an offer
Dagon - 27-4-2007 at 10:58 PM
btw popeye, your buggies are awesome, Ive got to get me one. too bad you are in the UK