Ice Racing Tires Anyone??? We have them!!

[J Farrell / Speed Tech Motorsp]

Anyone need I racing tires or screws. We have them in stock and ready to go. We also set them up for you depending on your riding purpose. Left oval flat track or road course setup. Send us your rims and we will ship them back ready to go.

Use either your stock motocross tires or go with the special Kenda ice racing tires w/liners.
We also sell liners. We use genuine Kold Kutter screws.
Let us setup your tires the proper way! We know the pattern to use for setting up your ice tires for best traction.
Call Jason @ Speed Tech Motorsports (920) 236-0000.

If you haven't rode on the ice and you roadrace. This is a magic key to speeding up your learing curve!!!
My first race ever was on the ice at age 4!! It's more enjoyable sometimes than roadracing.

[G-reg]

Price?  For a 19 & 21" set with new tires?

[Jeff]

It's more enjoyable sometimes than roadracing.

Most notably when you review the amount you have to spend!!!   ;D

[PaulV]

 8)Outstanding,

pricing and turn around time please???? ;D


Paul
Polar-Optics

[J Farrell / Speed Tech Motorsp]

It depends on how you want your tires studded. Are you just doing oval or full coarse?
Prices vary depending on tire setupl
The Kenda Rear 19" all studded up for Full Course will cost $375. Comes with a liner on the inside and a new heavy duty tube.
Left over rear set up is $325
Front Dunlop 490 21" all studded up for Full Course is $275 Comes w/ new tire, inside liner, & new heavy duty tube.
Left oval front setup is $240.
We are building tires daily for orders that come in. Place your order and it ships within 3-4 days.

Buy a full front & rear & receive $50 off for a total of $600!
Buy a oval front & rear & receive $40 off for a total of $525!

Tire Wraps are $34 a piece front or rear.
Call Jason @ (920) 216-0780 with needs.
Place order soon as more orders are coming in daily.

Use just these tires for winter and switch back and forth every year. Or buy a spare set of rims to put them on.
Most dirtbike tire sizes are the same so if you quit riding (which I'm sure you won't) you could always sell them to someone.
Use these tires for years and years.

-Farrell

[ekraft84]

Damn that is expensive.

[Jeff]

I'm on my 3rd year with the same set of tires...

Considering that I go through this amount of $$ in tires every race weekend, this is a bargain...

[ekraft84]

I guess that explains the markup if they last that long.  :)

[Jeff]

I guess that explains the markup if they last that long.  :)

I am not associated with Jason and have no vested interest where you buy your tires, but there is very little markup in this stuff.  The tires I've seen are between $500 and $700.

The COST on the materials is over $300, and then take into consideration the time involved in shooting in around 2750 studs front & rear.  Then go back and tune those studs for a riding style.

The time involved in this is insane.  If these guys are making $5/hr, they're lucky...

This is not a big money making business.  

[ekraft84]

Good info thanks.

[TommyG]

That being said for that kinda money I`d rather buy from a more experienced supplier (read Freddette)

[cb186]

That being said for that kinda money I`d rather buy from a more experienced supplier (read Freddette)

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