Grooving Turf Tamers

[someone82]

I've searched for a bit but I am unable to find any good pictures of grooving patterns for turf tamers. If any body could provide a good picture of descriptions it would be great.

 

Thanks

[fastrthnu]

I've searched for a bit but I am unable to find any good pictures of grooving patterns for turf tamers. If any body could provide a good picture of descriptions it would be great.

 

Thanks

 

what do you need pictures for? tamers are a good hardpacked terrain tire. In slightly looser areas or on/off road use ppl like to grove em or give them like a paddle action, but that is like tuning for YOUR specific riding condition. Some one elses cut could suck for your app.

[someone82]

what do you need pictures for? tamers are a good hardpacked terrain tire. In slightly looser areas or on/off road use ppl like to grove em or give them like a paddle action, but that is like tuning for YOUR specific riding condition. Some one elses cut could suck for your app.

 

I know the tamers are good for hardpack but I just wanted to see what people were doing for say for instance soft clay/dirt mx tracks. I got a set for nothing so I just wanted to see what people did for different conditions.

 

[fastrthnu]

I know the tamers are good for hardpack but I just wanted to see what people were doing for say for instance soft clay/dirt mx tracks. I got a set for nothing so I just wanted to see what people did for different conditions.

 

ah, gottcha

[kawa110]

cut em so they look like a old school dunlop dirtbike tire.

[rogerrabbit1971]

Make sure that you leave the center lug. I made a set that looks like a x-mas tree. You can repeat the pattern about every 4 or 5th row. Look at a sled studding pattern and that will give you some ideas