Trials
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17868-9a1f9dbbdf442e6eda4ce1ce70d2ecdd.mov
... just a short ride clip, couldn't figure out how to embed it.
... just a short ride clip, couldn't figure out how to embed it.
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Studs on dirt bikes
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My phone didnt like it. Easy way is to upload to youtube and link here.
Trials
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If this one works I'll delete the other thanks
Both of them work on a computer. Looks like fun.If this one works I'll delete the other thanks
Hey guys, if anyone still looking for studs, I'm doing a giveaway with KoldKutter on Instagram:
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Thought I'd share if it can help anyone.
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Here you go trials. Go big or go home. I've got 288 1.45" and 96 1.875" in the garage.
How hard are you riding that you are a loosing studs already
Trials
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Serious hard. Hard enduro trails, rock, logs and way too much powder snow right now to go a lot of places.How hard are you riding that you are a loosing studs already
Your studs are awesome on ice, there is not as much ice on the trails this year, we never got the freezing rain or snow followed by melt and then freeze again.
All terrain studs are awesome on everything.
I found 2 of your studs embedded in a piece of wood so I put them on my bike. I need to find another 50 lol time to get out my metal detector.
edit: should mention the Koldkutter design is very good for the front wheel.
The auger thread studs are all seasons superior on the rear wheel, but so expensive you should be installing them on a new tire, then you won't lose any studs. (like almost 2 bucks each expensive)
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Two KTM's ate the rear tires yesterday, likely form riding in -15 the week beforeHow hard are you riding that you are a loosing studs already
Mostly side knobs on the chain side peeling off. If you are studding up a KTM, make sure your chain is adjusted and doesn't have too much side play in it
(keep your chains relatively new and snug) that will help with clearance for the studs.
Hmmm.. this also has to do with the tyre profile you are running... depending on the width and the knob size you may or may not have this issue...Two KTM's ate the rear tires yesterday, likely form riding in -15 the week before
Mostly side knobs on the chain side peeling off. If you are studding up a KTM, make sure your chain is adjusted and doesn't have too much side play in it
..so I went for a solo ride after the snowstorm:
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