how do you do it...... run screws with glue on them threw the tire.... put washers and shapend bolts or what

someone wanna run me threw this i wanna ride ponds

 

im invisioning a crotch rocket on a pond

 

We've done it....Look at post #15

https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/sho...5&page=1&pp=20

 

ok since u have done it, dont u think u should offer some tips as to HOW you did it?

 

I will do a write up tonight after work....Sorry, I just didnt have time before. It was WAYYYY past my bedtime when I posted that response last night.

 

cool. i am lookin to maybe get some pond stuntin in this winter so i look forward to reading it

 

we tried it last year i got all the studs and everything but it takes way to long to put them in when using snowmobile picks

 

that really doenst explain too much im wondering how do you do it

 

hahahaha, thats great stuff right there

 

anyone know how the **** to do this

 

If you're gonna run the snowmobile studs ($$$) , don't get them too long or you'll just bend/snap them. just long enough to clear the tread ,a 1/4-5/8" past. then make sure you get a good sharp stud-cutter for the holes. Charge up the batteries in the drill and go to town, it'll take a looooooonngg time. silicone the base of the studs to the inside of the tire and run Slime in em'. You're gonna have to experiment with the numbers you need to get good traction.

Alot easier and CHEAPER to just run em' like we do on the ice racers (CRF's, YZ's....) and use gold screws from the outside. You'll use and replace a hell of alot of them. buy the longest ones you can and still slime the tires.

good luck

 

cold cutter screws, lots of them, screw then into the tire, you want the heads with the knotch facing horizontal so they grip better. You can try different patterns, but we just placed lots of them on each tire.

After your done your going to want to add green slime inside the tire to seal it up, and you want to make sure to keep the bike off a concrete as much as possible so you dont dull the studs, wrap them up, or have xtra rims to change it out while on the ice.

its fun, but you have to watch for snow banks, doesnt really hurt when you fall or atleast when i fell, but i was hella padded up.

practicing wheelies in the rain helps a lot to prepair for the ice.

I think i ran about 30 inthe front for pressure, and maybe 8 at the most in the back, you want as many spikes to grip.

I dont recommend doing it when its only like 5 degrees out, sucked ***, but 25-30 was a lot fun.

sorry frank, i was bored

 

Yep, the cold cutters do work well. Lots is the key word too.