Snow and ice......no problem

[2wheeler]

Nothing some ice screws can't fix.

[itRfan]

freaking sweeeet!!! Im comming over to ride that lol

[harm]

how's it handle? looks fun as hell.

[inspector01]

That does look good, riding dirt bike in the winter without studs is crazy. I crashed so many times when i tried to take mine out. I mite do that to my bike since my rear tire is shot anyways.

[2wheeler]

inspector01;197152 wrote:
That does look good, riding dirt bike in the winter without studs is crazy. I crashed so many times when i tried to take mine out. I mite do that to my bike since my rear tire is shot anyways.

You prolly want to get a new tire and do it so you have the most amount of rubber on the lugs you can get. Otherwise, the screws might go through and hit the tube.

[2wheeler]

harm;197142 wrote:
how's it handle? looks fun as hell.

It's great on snowy parking lots and fields. I was in some lots that hadn't been plowed, so there was a good 4-8 inches of snow, and it went right through them.

On ice....it sucks. Not enough screws to make it work.

[Grr]

If you really want to have fun, back in the day i made a bracket and mounted up a plastic snowmobile ski on the front. Then i put a 10-paddle sand tire on the back. This was on a CR250 and i could do 70mph in snow. I built it just to ride on the river and it was fun as hell since you had to flat track it whenever you turned.
Gary

[phishninmn]

im in the process of studding the tires onmy 50 right now i cant wait

[Goodnbuzzd]

LOL That is cool. i used to ride my honda 250 fourstroke in the winter all the time without traction aids, and like a nut none the less. it was a blast, i went over the handlebars once in a big hard drift. other than that i dont remember ever wiping out hard. now the yammi 175 2 stroker, YIKES, tried that once, never again lol uncontrollable once the power band is hit.