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Hey all, pretty pumped there is a forum for these machines. I see the stock sizes but does anyone know what size wheel/tire they can take? Example 24x8 or 26x8 ext? I understand it would need a new wheel and tease adapter to match the front,.

 

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Keep inind when you change your wheels to larger/taller ones, you effectively change the gear ratio. It might be quicker, but you'll loose top end. Also it takes more torque to turn larger tires, and these little ones don't have very much torque to begin with. The factory HP ratings are only around 10-12 HP from the factory. 

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