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If you want to ride on not the cleanest ice, have fun and still slide a little without being able to race anywhere that requires AMA legal screws
FRP Ice riding/racing | Tires Studded left & right turn Canadian style - Fredette Racing Products Beecher, IL (708) 946-0999
If you might want to try racing where AMA screws are required
Motorcycle ice tires FRP studded Left Right turn. for sale in Beecher, IL | Fredette Racing Products (708) 946-0999
If you want to ride on pretty much anything and don't care about racing legality
Ice tires | marcelfournier.ca
Seconded. Just call him and order the tires pre-built. Mount on spare wheels you never intend to use for anything else ever again and be happy. Use the most ULTRA heavy duty tubes you can find. Assemble with great care. Double, triple, quadruple check for screws poking through the inner liner.
I have Marcel Fournier screws on my WR450. They are unreal. But then they are also difficult to actually slide. You have to really cook to get the bike to rock'n roll. Otherwise it's like road race rubber. You'll see guys dragging knee on these screws.
That's cool and all, but I still prefer the Fredette canadians on my 200. 2x the fun at 1/2 the speed. I do worry the 450 might be more prone to tearing screws. But on the 200 it's very sweet. Can get both ends in a nice, predictable slide. And the tires are still fun when the ice gets munched up.
The AMAs I've sampled go too far the other way. Fun on clean ice, but less so after just a few laps. Rec riding you're subject to the good will of the guy with the plow and he wants to ride too. Means a lot of chips and crap on the ice. AMAs don't do this well. Soon you'll just be paddling.
I have a 19" with screws (Marcels no less) on my WR450. It fits, barely. I have to get the gearing and chain length just so or it will chooch the swingarm. It has already chooched the plastic mud flap. I think it's a special wide 19 as well. I have another 19 woody tried to get the tire mounted on and failed. The 19 that works looks old to me. I'm not even sure it's a stock YZ part. When I redid the spokes (last year?) I had to use a Tusk kit.
Although the YZ swingarm may be longer/wider?! Maybe.
Fitting these tires is a bitch.
Last edited by nhbubba; 01-07-18 at 08:56 AM.
Ok then! I just picked up a crf450r that’s in woods trim. She’ll be getting the motard treatment this spring, but I’m going to try and get her up for some ice this winter. Bike hasn’t run in 8 years so it needs all new fluids and probably a top end, otherwise very clean.
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If I ha e any hope of riding it this winter, I believe I’m going to need to just drop it off at Adrenaline and let Justin do it. No heat in my barn and no time to do it. I’ll have them mount the tires too, some things I don’t need to experience to know they suck.
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Me either. In my life (with real ice tires, done it with frictions)
When I did ride them, it was some of the most fun I’ve ever had on a motorcycle
We made a pretty sick track on one of my ponds, tho the safe ice was short lived here. I’m hopeful the extended forecast stays true, and we will be riding again in a week or so.
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No, you wouldn’t fall in, it was solid ice everywhere when we rode it. The grass is usually under water this time of year, but the dam is leaking and the beavers have moved on.
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Rode snow! I may have to find some ice but I am not a hundred percent committed towards tires unless I use them more than once
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yup lakes and ponds in the elevation...went on one last year wishing I brought a spike bike
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Full day on the ice yesterday. We earn our turns when there is snow as we don't have a plow.
Finally getting comfy swapping from big bike to little bike without feeling totally awkward. Doing Bootcamp in november has definitely helped me push to the next level. Fun to see some progress.