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If you are looking for a light tire then the Zilla is a good choice. I run 27x12x14s all the way around on my 700 Grizz and I run 26x12x12 Bighorns on my 660 Grizz. The Bighorns are a heavier tire. In the snow they both work well but the only problem I have had with my Zillas is when aired down...

Down here in southeastern washington I have 3 friends that have the moto2 setups on their KTM 525s. They are awesome in the places that they go. They put tracks in places that make you wonder just how crazy they really are.

Zeebs All of the guys I ride with run Bighorns and I run Zillas. We do most of our riding in the snow because that is when we have the most time to ride. The bighorns are very good in the snow, the only time my zillas work better than the bighorns is in the spring on hardpack otherwise they are...

Just got around to reading all the post. mosy of the time I skim and read the joke of the day. In the Pacific Northwest The group I ride with, ride Southeastern Washington and Central Idaho. There are many great areas to ride in the most of Idaho. It is a very freindly state to ride ATVs in...

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I have run Zillas now for about a year with most of my riding on hardpack and snow. The only tire that will give the Zilla a run is the Bighorn. I like my Zillas and will run them bare and unless something better comes along will buy another set.

I run Zillas and like them. They work good in the snow and trails. My other bike runs Bighorns and so does everybody else I ride with. They are heavier and they are a radial tire, where the Zillas are bias.

Sledman, Start checking craigs list for north Idaho and spokane. That is where you will find your good deal. You will need to study the list for awhile but with spring coming up and people still needing money they are out there. Friend just picked up an 04 grizz 660 for $3500 with 450 miles on...

I am running 27x12x14 Zillas all the way around.

Buck50, Go to grizzhopper.com there is a page on grizz mods. Blu

I have a 660 grizz and a 700 grizz and neither bike has a rear foot brake on them. I have large feet and learned in the early days that in the worst time you step on the rear brake pedal. So those are the first items removed when I prep a new bike for snow riding. One idea that the dealer gave...

Greetings, Been away for awhile. Had a friend that bought a new grizz 700 this last spring. Went riding one night with it and kept complaining that it was lacking on power. I was not there that night so a couple of other guys rode it and said it felt strange but not bad. Later that night while...

Actually it has taken us a few years and some different tires but it is not that hard in our snow conditions. we had a storm come through this winter that dumped about 30" of fresh powder on top of about 3' we allready had, that was a blast because you drove on the old pack and all you could see...

Mongrol, I don't understand your post. Are you implying that my statement is not true?? If so that is to bad, next winter maybe you would be kind enough to travel south of the border and enjoy our mountians with us.

We ride all winter long in up to 6' of snow. there are about 8 of us that are running 26 or 27x12x12 bighorns. They work very well in the snow. The main factor to riding snow is ground clearance. I just installed a set of 27x12x14 zillas to see if they work as good or better than bighorns.Have...

Bullseye, If you are going to be riding trails and snow you can not go wrong with the bighorns. We ride all winter long and we run 26 or 27x12x12s. I just put a set of 27x12x14 zillas on my 700 grizz. but I have not been able to ride the really deep stuff to get a good feel yet. The little bit...