Fun all year long.
 

Ice tires for my -00 250 EC Supermoto.

Wheels are off an Aprilia RS125 -12, slightly machined to fit.
Axles are the same size too :-)

front is a 3"x17 with a homemade icetires with approx 450 M5x25 handsharpened machinescrews

Rear is an 4"x17 with a 120/70-17 homemade icetires with approx 500+ M5x25 handsharpened machinescrews

My Gawd!!!!! Those look like something straight out of a frozen Mad Max movie.

Looks precise. How long did it take you?

If Ice Speedway (grew up near Costa Mesa) comes to a hockey rink near me, I go!

Interesting! :D

Did you test it yet? How does it compare to the "normal" Mitas studded enduro tires?

Where do you plan to use it? Ice -RR?

Definitely, MAD MAX equipment. :eek::D

Hi guys- i have been building this kind of tores for 9 yrs now - soldquite a few too. I run my Honda CBR1000RR on the ice - actually fastest Honda in the world on ice @ 243,9 kph in the flying start 1000m challenge - held every year in the middle of Sweden - this year im not competing at all- but just riding for fun - the lakes are beginning to freeze to a thickness thats ridable without getting wet feet :-) So im testing on christmas day here in Sweden .

Grip a "ton" better - my 185hp CBR1000RR does not spin the tires - but wheelies on the ice. Aswell as there are no studded sportbiketires avaliable on the world market at all.

Very cool!

sorry missed your q. these two tiresi think may have taken about 15 hours to build.