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Originally posted by tcihla79:
try them then get a heelclicker.

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Originally posted by 'Nite}{awk:
What kind of 27's? There are some lite weight tires out there now. You may have a rubbing issue on the tie rod ends with a 10in wide tire though. Some have solved this problem by Flipping the tie/rod ends.

NH

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Originally posted by Flexychevy:
I cant remeber the name , but they are similar to ITP mud lites. They seem pretty lite.

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Originally posted by 'Nite}{awk:
What kind of 27's? There are some lite weight tires out there now. You may have a rubbing issue on the tie rod ends with a 10in wide tire though. Some have solved this problem by Flipping the tie/rod ends.

NH

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Originally posted by mastergrader007:
i thought you were putting the 27's on a 500. from what i am told, the heelclicker only really makes a difference on the 600+ bikes. they make a little difference on the smaller bikes, but a bigger difference on the bigger bikes. My 27's were MudBugs. then i put a heelclicker in and it was a little better, but still got rid of em. 26's are way better performance wise. also, the heelclicker is simple to install trust me. take you longer to get the clutch cover off than it does to install the kit. good luck and happy riding