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Which sled was it off of?

Yee ouch

Looks like a solid build so far. I think you will be very happy! Think SNOW!

John Dee has his winter forecast out. Looks promising compared to last winter. Get your rides ready! http://www.johndee.com/seasonalfcst/seasonalforecast.htm

Good starter sled but heavy steering due to poor spindles. I had one and put 2010 rush spindles on. Any IQ or shift 600 is a perfect sled.

I could ride that.

Motorfist Dominators are on sale from the factory. Clearance.

Aviator's don't do that for me with my Motorfist helmet. I do carry a clear set for night and Fire Ice during the day. So far so good.

Doc what did you calculate the overdrive % to be on the switch?

Got it. As long as you have the HP and all the other factors (secondary setup, track speed and so on). Doc has that new tool to test all this out I guess.Div20

So i the assumption if the secondary can/will still fully shift yet then with a closer C to C ratio Doc?

Klim Arctic Balaclava isthe best one I have found.

Where's the F'n snow?

See ya Friday Night!

I get some bent ones early season riding. Rocks are a b**ch in low snow.

That is one of the questions I need to ask him. We ride lots of ice around here (rivers). Certainly straight line bite must be pretty good.

Dave - the center stud is the only one that penetrates the track. The outside two only screw to the backer at that angle. The plate is slightly curved, and has some spikes that dig into the track when tight. Interesting idea. He has had them one some procross and drag applications for...

Anyone ever try Bigstudz? I know there was some articles in the trade rags at one point, and he has been at some shows in the area. I am touching base with him on he FB page to see how they have been used and work.

IMHO - I would rather see you use the dbl backers on the inside and forgo the outsides completely. Certainly easier on the track when you avoid the outside belts. But they will certainly help your bite no doubt.

Joey posted this on the FB Axys forum.