Wheel Spacers

[CamoPrairie]

I'm thinking about getting some wheel spacers on my Prairie 360. It seems like a good idea to widen the stance for handling but is there a downside to them? In time will they cause more wear on anything? Thanks - Scott

[Truegrit]

Wheel bearings do not like them, tougher to steer and fit on tight trails. Do not get the graphite or composite ones, they crack. Stick to the aluminum ones.

[4xPlay]

I have billet aluminum spacers on the front of my bike,biggest drawback is fitting down narrow trails........but then again if it's not a place that you need to "tread lightly",then I just make my own trails........dont get me wrong,not encouraging you ro run over tree's!

[reloader50bmg]

I have 1.50" spacers on the rear only of my praire 650
with 27" mudlights & c5 rims, works great, no ware problums
just watch how much load you have!!!! don,t put them on the front end! bad for front end bearings & tie rods [smiley=abduct2.gif]

[HondaBeaterSFL]

Are they better for mudding? where can you get them?

[TRX350_On_The_Rack]

http://www.highlifter.com/store/widetracs.html