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JP256 wrote:Prosaria wrote:akgreg wrote:185's have more fun? Kyle, consider yourself removed from the Xmas gift basket list...FOREVER...you lowly dirtbag!
The fruitcake sucked anyways.
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29" ABI on the mains, and the 4.00x4 tire in the Baby Bushwheel fork.

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Great photo RKTX.
Here is a J-3 on 29” Airstreaks and a Scott 3200 tailwheel.

A ‘57 180 on Goodyear 850’s:



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Another angle of the cub:

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Fri Dec 15, 2017 10:44 am
A cub and a 180, that's a nice combination.
I'm jealous!
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RKTX wrote:29" ABI on the mains, and the 4.00x4 tire in the Baby Bushwheel fork.

Love this!
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185 on 8.50x6
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Thu Dec 21, 2017 10:48 am
AK2ID wrote:RKTX wrote:29" ABI on the mains, and the 4.00x4 tire in the Baby Bushwheel fork.

Love this!
You should see the photo of him flying under that bridge!!
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8.50x6 Airtracs:

6.00x6 Airtracs w/AeroSki R2800:

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Ha Ha just was looking at the thread and thinking of putting a pic of my 207 on but was beat to the punch! Its already here

I like the 29's on the 207. lets you get a little more angle of attack on landing and takeoff.

Plus it looks Bad Ass!

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TangoFox wrote: 
Plus it looks Bad Ass!

Hell yes!
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TangoFox wrote:
29x11x10s
Ha Ha just was looking at the thread and thinking of putting a pic of my 207 on but was beat to the punch! Its already here

I like the 29's on the 207. lets you get a little more angle of attack on landing and takeoff.

Plus it looks Bad Ass!

Yeah I took a picture of it this summer just because it looked so bad ass!
What do you use the plane for? I bet with that extra lenght over the 206 to adjust your cg as needed, it could be a really good beach plane.
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RKTX wrote:29" ABI on the mains, and the 4.00x4 tire in the Baby Bushwheel fork.


I know that bridge
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Tom wrote:RKTX wrote:29" ABI on the mains, and the 4.00x4 tire in the Baby Bushwheel fork.


I know that bridge
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Tom wrote:RKTX wrote:29" ABI on the mains, and the 4.00x4 tire in the Baby Bushwheel fork.


I know that bridge
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Mon Jan 01, 2018 11:03 am

C-180 29BW and BBW TW
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I grabbed a pair of Aero Classic 8.50-6 4 ply smoothies to replace the 8.0-6s on my 182.
Anybody know if I can put a 8.0-6 tire on a 206 nose fork? It’s got a 7.0-6 on there now and -looks- like there may be room...


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8.50X6 and Desser 31” tires

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TVATIVAK71 wrote:
8.50X6 and Desser 31” tires

I know those planes. Used to be my neighbors!!!
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