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Man builds saw blade wheels for ice riding because studded tires would be too easy

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You’ve got a frozen lake and a bike. What’s a rider to do? The easiest, and safest way to gain some traction would be to add a pair of studded tires – like many of the different sized options from 45NRTH. But that would be too easy. And this is YouTube we’re talking about, so to get those sweet views, this guy built himself some new wheels. Out of saw blades.

After taking apart the stock wheels and hubs, the saw blades were grafted onto the hubs to fit within the frame and use the existing brake mounts. Apparently, the saw blades were a little too sharp and cut into the ice, so wider tabs were welded onto each tooth to provide some forward thrust.

The end result does seem to work, but unlike studded tires, you won’t get very far once you’re off the ice! Not to mention the potential for serious injury…

 

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LemondRider
LemondRider
3 years ago

PLEASE don’t run over my hand…..

Jackalope
3 years ago

Next up; a second bike is made and jousting commences. Steve-o seen in the distance.

Mick
Mick
3 years ago

too dangerous! Those disc brake rotors will slice someone open if you crash into them

Ti-Bof
Ti-Bof
3 years ago
Reply to  Mick

LOL
You right. Disc brake rotors need to be remove for the sake of other biker. 😀
Thoses wheels are sick.

None Given
None Given
3 years ago

That would drive the “Helmet and Knee-pad” Karen’s near me to insanity. Love it.

Padrote
Padrote
3 years ago

whoa where did he get a fork with QR dropouts

Jim E
Jim E
3 years ago
Reply to  Padrote

Aliexpress has a ton of QR forks in all sizes.

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