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Kyle Martin
PostPosted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 1:08 pm 
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Copied this idea off of Roy, and I'm looking forward to seeing how they do. I'm hoping the knobs or lugs won't break off. Look pretty good considering what they looked like before I started.

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JeffClay
PostPosted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:17 pm 
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dont forget we cut out inbetween the bars too, these things were whooooped!
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do you use a groover and where can i buy one?

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ebay has lots of them
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We did a couple pairs like that a few years back. Works good for stopping you when nosing down a hill, but WATCH OUT for flying mud clods when you accelerate after a mudhole on a trail. They will carry the mud until you about ready to shift into third, then..... Look Out! :lol: 8)
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Kyle Martin
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Yeah I figured they'd sling a little shit, but I was mainly concerned with stopping. I never ran front brakes until now when I threw some disks on the front. I knew them beat three ribs wouldn't have it and would just slide.

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PhillipM
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kybuggy1 wrote:
WATCH OUT for flying mud clods when you accelerate after a mudhole on a trail.


Why do you think we run those huge ugly mudguards and a windscreen with these up front?

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Get bloody plastered in it otherwise, may as well go roll in a ditch :lol:
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duneman
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kybuggy1 wrote:
We did a couple pairs like that a few years back. Works good for stopping you when nosing down a hill, but WATCH OUT for flying mud clods when you accelerate after a mudhole on a trail. They will carry the mud until you about ready to shift into third, then..... Look Out! :lol: 8)

agreed. i have v treads in the front n they like to fling mud chunks
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