A "mud sprocket" won't help when you drop into a hole and bang the chain on the outside. (I once landed on the sprocket on a rock, spit the chain, bent the sprocket... about a mile and a half out in a hare scramble. Nice push). A shark fin WILL help.
The isn't much more to it. Grind off every third tooth. The idea is to give the debris a place to go.
Solid rotors are a MUST for mud racing. Yes you'll burn off a set of new pads in one race, without ever touching the brake, with regular rotors. You can also easily overheat and ruin a rotor in the mud.
For more mud racing info talk to Smed at Kahuna. He was the fastest guy in the mud I know. He used to LIKE mud racing... 'cuz it usually meant he would win the race.
The isn't much more to it. Grind off every third tooth. The idea is to give the debris a place to go.
Solid rotors are a MUST for mud racing. Yes you'll burn off a set of new pads in one race, without ever touching the brake, with regular rotors. You can also easily overheat and ruin a rotor in the mud.
For more mud racing info talk to Smed at Kahuna. He was the fastest guy in the mud I know. He used to LIKE mud racing... 'cuz it usually meant he would win the race.
