WTB~ Tire warmers

carrie3ann · 01-31-2006, 10:38 AM

anyone

sheepofblue · 01-31-2006, 11:38 AM

If you have a sister I will trade you for a set of tire warmers if you ship her to AL

Just kidding you have got lots of RC parts for your guy so

Some track orgs have deals on warmers if you cannot find used, or some others may have suggestions on deals (

since I might get some this summer and I don't think she will go for the sis bargain

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carrie3ann · 01-31-2006, 11:52 AM

you march out and find a girl who will support your interests!!

i actually found new ones on tyrsox.com. cheapest new ones out there. i found some used ones on ebay but i'm not sure if small holes on them will affect there performance. those were starting at $51. the tyrsox are $250. check it out.

abtech · 01-31-2006, 5:39 PM

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Originally Posted by carrie3ann

you march out and find a girl who will support your interests!!

i actually found new ones on tyrsox.com. cheapest new ones out there. i found some used ones on ebay but i'm not sure if small holes on them will affect there performance. those were starting at $51. the tyrsox are $250. check it out.

You may not be happy with Tyresox, as they require blankets just to keep some of the heat in. They are actually pump heaters (for places that need water for livestock in freezing climate) shaped to fit on bike tires. I have owned several different brands and the best ones I ever used were the Bickles (made in Canadia) and although not the cheapest (they ran around 425.00), they were the best design and built with the best materials by someone who knows how to sew! I currently have a set of the Chicken Hawk GPs and they are OK. I also had 4 sets of Chicken Hawks fail and they only fixed one of the 4 sets even though they were all under warranty (long story, but cost a lot of money).

slanger · 02-03-2006, 10:11 PM

i agree abtech... i didnt like my set, i was always runnin late for my sessions... get the chicken hawks... pole positions