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ice studs?

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Posted by: killerdwarf717

Where can I go to buy REAL ice screws, like kold kutters, or pro gold? I can get them off of **** cheap, but I dont want to wait, or pay those greedy fux at duty


Posted by: i_955

Bulldog Powersports in Camb -650-0051
Something like $25.00 for 250 screws.

I have 2 types. I bought a box of the above and was given a hundred or so true Kold-Kutters. The Kold-Kutters are truly a better stud. Taller shoulders and sharper edges. I took one of each out to some black ice today and the cold-cutters cut in like a pair of freshly sharpened hockey skates. The Bulldog ones were like a pair of skates that needed to be sharpened, but better than my running shoe on the ice if you know what I mean.

I was quite interested in the Carriage bolt idea, giving up on that?

The reason I’m asking, the cold-cutters are great on the lake ice but as soon as you hit a rock or a frozen stick, they pretty much either tear out or rip the knob off. If you trail ride with them you loose the sharp edge from the dirt or loose the stud or entire knob. Once back on the lake after trail riding traction might be a thing of the past.

If I can find a spent front tire, I’m studdin.


Posted by: MX Junkie

Any mx shop should be able to order them for you


Posted by: killerdwarf717

Quote:
Originally Posted by MX Junkie
Any mx shop should be able to order them for you
Try it, half the stupid fuggers don't know what your talking about! As for the carriage bolt, and nut, and washer thing, I don't really know about all that weight, I'm just looking at different options. The bolt idea also seems pretty pricey, especially if you tear something apart with them. I still need a rear tire


Posted by: MX Junkie

905-333-0776 RPM in Burlington


Posted by: killerdwarf717

Quote:
Originally Posted by MX Junkie
905-333-0776 RPM in Burlington
Do they have a store in the KW area?


Posted by: MX Junkie

Nope, but they will fedex it though.


Posted by: killerdwarf717

good to know, I would like to visit that shop one day while I'm "working" in that area Looks good on the net. But I ordered them today from Bulldog in Cambridge. Should be here on Fri.


Posted by: killerdwarf717

studding sucks!


Posted by: Speedfreek

maybe you could look for a "studding service"


Posted by: John Cena

How thicks the ice around Kitchener?


Posted by: killerdwarf717

Hopefully almost as thick as my head!


Posted by: John Cena

Quote:
Originally Posted by killerdwarf717
Hopefully almost as thick as my head!


Should be good riding then


Posted by: i_955

Quote:
Originally Posted by killerdwarf717
Hopefully almost as thick as my head!


Forget the studs, we're going to need ice picks to break the surface.
Or maybe Speedfreek could offer his services, eh Stud!. hehehe


Posted by: killerdwarf717

I am ready to go, studs are done, bike is together, jetted up, I almost fired it up in the house. Goddamned better judgement!!!


Posted by: i_955

I'm almost done my rear tire.

http://www.bikepics.com./pics/pics/...pics-528452.jpg


Posted by: Bryan F

that looks like something from MAD MAX!


Posted by: John Cena

That picture makes my brain hurt.


Posted by: Speedfreek

I saw them in action this weekend.They look like they work well



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