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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/16/2008 8:50:38 PM

EZRIDER lets rock

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looks purdy nice dar haussycat

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/16/2008 8:56:04 PM

jbrinkley0826

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yep, that tile is looking good, doing a fine job...... I'm not so sure I'd want to go into the business. I worked for a construction business and we did alot of floor work. mostly fire and water damage jobs.... any kind of floor work focking kills your back and knees. Although the worst part was tearing the old out. If you can get away from that, its not too bad I guess. I never laid any tile, too scared of that, I've seen and had to tear out a bunch of bad jobs where people who didn't know what they were doing tried it.

looks like you got it down path. Clean that bike up and get back on it.

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2008 Yamaha Grizzly 700
custom snorkels
exhaust tip
unifilter
pod mod
28" swamplites

link to snorkel pics- http://www.highlifter.com/forum/albumphoto.aspx?sortType=6&albumid=877&page=1

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/16/2008 8:57:53 PM

HaussCatGrizz

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Trust me im ready to get that bike fixed and out in the mud, and nah i wouldnt do tile for a living i have only been doing it for a few days and my back and knees are killing me!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 12:13:23 PM

wingshootr

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man how bout that ya'll... we might have a new place to ride. sweet!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 12:42:31 PM

grizguy

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so how was the trip there wingsy??

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JUST DON'T LET BROOK READ THE MAP WHILE DRIVING!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 2:51:12 PM

wingshootr

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trip was good! now just have to catch up on everything around here after being gone for 2 1/2 weeks. Sounds like ya'll have been havin a big time while I was gone. I am ready for one of those soldier creek rides!!

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28" Laws on Deltas
Warn 2.5
Headlight Mod
Temp guage
Gel grips
Pure Polaris Front brush guard & Rear bumper

http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x52/wingshootr/
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=wingshootr&search_type=

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 5:59:49 PM

EZRIDER lets rock

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ya sure can get ya wings wet on one of them rides, excellent ride on a hot day

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somebody hold me beer, I got to go get
mario,s he,s broke again!!
WWMD???

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 7:44:31 PM

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I believe there is a poker run this saturday at the creek, don't quote me on that though. We are meeting up with one of the girls Kim works with at Western, her and her husband have a rhino.

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2008 Yamaha Grizzly 700
custom snorkels
exhaust tip
unifilter
pod mod
28" swamplites

link to snorkel pics- http://www.highlifter.com/forum/albumphoto.aspx?sortType=6&albumid=877&page=1

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 9:16:35 PM

probus

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i have to go to nashville with woman this weekend or i would be there. who is putting it on?

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warn 2500 lb winch
yamaha camo seat cover
yamaha performance pipe
audio pipe
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give ez his beer back,
MARIO will just have to wait!!

team WWMD!!!!!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 9:22:42 PM

jbrinkley0826

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I'm not even sure.... I think its a fundraiser for the girl that got hurt a few weeks back...... thats what I heard anyway. Riding in the creek is cool... riding in the creek and helping someone out is even cooler.

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 9:27:38 PM

probus

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yeah i had hurd that they were gonna try to raise some money for her, just didnt know when. if i was gonna be home i would sure be there.

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'07 700 camo grizz
29.5 outaws
inch and a half spacers on rear
warn 2500 lb winch
yamaha camo seat cover
yamaha performance pipe
audio pipe
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bud_light1978/

give ez his beer back,
MARIO will just have to wait!!

team WWMD!!!!!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 9:31:56 PM

muddy-one

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Ya gonna stop in at EZs while in Nashville???

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WWMD???

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 9:35:15 PM

probus

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dont know, may stop in sunday if he is at home. maybe he will come out and party with us saturday night. oh never mind, i know he cant do that 2 weeks in a row! so ez, where is all the good bars at in nashville??

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'07 700 camo grizz
29.5 outaws
inch and a half spacers on rear
warn 2500 lb winch
yamaha camo seat cover
yamaha performance pipe
audio pipe
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bud_light1978/

give ez his beer back,
MARIO will just have to wait!!

team WWMD!!!!!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/17/2008 10:50:52 PM

grizguy

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2nd and 3rd streets!!

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JUST DON'T LET BROOK READ THE MAP WHILE DRIVING!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/18/2008 2:10:14 PM

jbrinkley0826

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finally finished my snorks, will make a better bracket when I have time.... had to make sure I was done so i could ride this weekend. :-)

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2008 Yamaha Grizzly 700
custom snorkels
exhaust tip
unifilter
pod mod
28" swamplites

link to snorkel pics- http://www.highlifter.com/forum/albumphoto.aspx?sortType=6&albumid=877&page=1

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/18/2008 8:14:57 PM

EZRIDER lets rock

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nice job on them dar snorkels

Probus I have not been to a bar in a long time man, but their is one on second ave that is well known, cant remember the name tho...ha ha!! I will be here all weekend so if ya want to stop by just let me know, may still have some burgers in the freezer if ins ya want one? if ya are staying in nash Saturday nite your welcome to stay here if ya not to pooched up to get here? just let me know

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Mudpuppy I found you a reverse mirrow, for backing up saftly ya know

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somebody hold me beer, I got to go get
mario,s he,s broke again!!
WWMD???

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/18/2008 8:43:01 PM

jbrinkley0826

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mang, I need to throw some new wheels and rubber on mine. suggestions? I'll be doing alot of creek riding, but I'm also going to find some mud and trails too...... And I'd really like to not have to buy a bunch of different sets of tires...... what do you guys think?

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2008 Yamaha Grizzly 700
custom snorkels
exhaust tip
unifilter
pod mod
28" swamplites

link to snorkel pics- http://www.highlifter.com/forum/albumphoto.aspx?sortType=6&albumid=877&page=1

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/18/2008 11:41:15 PM

grizguy

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I sure get along good with my mudlite xtrs, they're a good all around tire if ya want one tire for everything. I've got about 1300 miles on mine and still all kinds of tread left and thats with alot of road riding too.

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2007 Camerflage Rhino, 27" mudlite XTRs on 14" ITP black sportlocks, snorkeled, 2 inch tip, stereo, Viper Max 4500lb winch w/Amsteel, dynatek cdi, beverage holder, overfenders, grizzly sheave. http://s14.photobucket.com/albums/a304/raw0275/ http://www.putfile.com/sirhino

JUST DON'T LET BROOK READ THE MAP WHILE DRIVING!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 12:16:19 AM

MRMARIO2U

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I AGREE THE MUDLITES ARE A GREAT ALLAROUND TIRE.. THEY JUST WONT MUD LIKE A LAW THO....
BUT IN MY OPPINION ONE OF THE BEST ALL AROUND TIRES.

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 5:48:14 AM

muddy-one

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Yep the mudlites are a good choice. I also kinda like the swamp lites.

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WWMD???

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 7:31:11 AM

probus

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well ez we are fixin tohead out. running a little behind but we are going anyway. i think we are just gonna get a motel and catch a ride in a cab to the bars. i will call you int he morning and see what you are doing.

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'07 700 camo grizz
29.5 outaws
inch and a half spacers on rear
warn 2500 lb winch
yamaha camo seat cover
yamaha performance pipe
audio pipe
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bud_light1978/

give ez his beer back,
MARIO will just have to wait!!

team WWMD!!!!!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 8:03:55 AM

EZRIDER lets rock

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I have the mudlite on me 450, its a good tire, cant see ever wearin it out per say but I have to wonder if the swamp lite may could be the better choice, I believe it may go just as well and be a smoother ride on dry ground.

Kevin the feller that rode the honda with us at dry creek ( that needs glasses) has run them before or Starla cant remember? .........................

.............
they may could tell ya what they thought about em?

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somebody hold me beer, I got to go get
mario,s he,s broke again!!
WWMD???

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 8:46:00 AM

atvchick

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They were on the rancher both 350 and 420 until I got the other rims and tires. I still have them and want to put them on again. They are a good all around tire. Ride smooth, mud decent, are light weight depending on the size. The only thing is the rubber is softer than the mud lite so they'll wear a little faster. Swamplites measure tall . My 26's were just over 27 inches. Either tire is a good choice. Kevin has the regular mudlites on his foreman and even though the tread is getting a low he has 13,000 miles on them. It all just depends on what you want.

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 9:20:26 AM

grizguy

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yep heard alot of good things on the swamplites too, if ya stay off the road i think they would be good.

The new maxxis "zilla" would be another good all around tire. A set of 28s are 20lbs lighter than 27 inch xtrs

. People say they mud good and ride good and don't rob much power because they are light. I would be a little worried how puncture proof they would be because of that and how they would handle the pavement.

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2007 Camerflage Rhino, 27" mudlite XTRs on 14" ITP black sportlocks, snorkeled, 2 inch tip, stereo, Viper Max 4500lb winch w/Amsteel, dynatek cdi, beverage holder, overfenders, grizzly sheave. http://s14.photobucket.com/albums/a304/raw0275/ http://www.putfile.com/sirhino

JUST DON'T LET BROOK READ THE MAP WHILE DRIVING!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 9:52:37 AM

HaussCatGrizz

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Keep hearing that pavement wears the swamplites fast but i find this untrue! Not saying its not possible, i think its how you RIDE on the black top. If everytime you pull onto the highway and get sides ways and pulling wheelies might wear a little faster. When i had mine i would ride a 5 mile ride down the road to our riding spot and no signs of wear. But i didnt act stupid when i was on the road. I sold them to my buddy and he still has them and they still have 1 1/2 tread, and he rides on the road alot also. But something i did notice is if you ride in rocks alot then you take a chance of a rock cutting a piece of the tread up or taking a chunk out of it. But other than that i didnt see any wear on mine. And they mud better than the mudlites, a guy we ride with had mudlites and swamplites out climbed him and out mudded him so he sold his tires and got them. No they wont OUT mud the outlaw b/c they arent made to but they will follow them for the most part. But thats just my experience with them.

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 10:09:43 AM

mud_puppy

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Wrong Haus them swamplites out mud the Laws hands down. But in ruts there is nothing going to beat the Laws.

I love tire debates it's like bikes to many darn choices.

We went to La Center mud boggs last night my bike took home first in both classes I let one of my workers ride it

My old one finally got beat he twisted the drive shaft into

not the Ujoint

No one made it through the pit 187' was it.
I about flipped it about 3/4 of the way down back tires grabbed and it stood straight up. Yeah what a ride

Jbrink try 589's if you are creek riding tuff tire and wares really good!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 2:54:06 PM

wingshootr

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i liked my 589's also and you couldnt hardly wear them out

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28" Laws on Deltas
Warn 2.5
Headlight Mod
Temp guage
Gel grips
Pure Polaris Front brush guard & Rear bumper

http://s185.photobucket.com/albums/x52/wingshootr/
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=wingshootr&search_type=

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 3:12:30 PM

mud_puppy

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Shooter you'll missed another good mud race when went until 1:30 this morning !

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 6:00:20 PM

probus

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well boys i am setting in nashville at the hilton playing on terri's new dell laptop that she won today!

waiting on a pizza to get here then we gonna get a cab and go down town.

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'07 700 camo grizz
29.5 outaws
inch and a half spacers on rear
warn 2500 lb winch
yamaha camo seat cover
yamaha performance pipe
audio pipe
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bud_light1978/

give ez his beer back,
MARIO will just have to wait!!

team WWMD!!!!!!!

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RE: Paddy's Bluff Crew - 7/19/2008 6:38:44 PM

muddy-one

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Thats cool Brad wish I would have won my laptop.

Have a good time tonight

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my pics
WWMD???

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