syrup as grip?
#2
ok i gave it a shot and it works! im just curious how much the dirt is gonna stick on the track. but here's what you do: take a drop of maple syrup and spread it around the tire with a tooth brush. if there's too much it looks glossy which means its no good(not sticky). if you put too much on take a paper towel and just wipe it off untill it looks just a little wet. wait about 3min. and its perfect! it feels just like zip free!
#3
The guy who runs the parking lot races at my LHS uses a mixture of maple syrup and denatured alcohol in a sprayer to treat the entire track.
#6
Tech Champion
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ok i gave it a shot and it works! im just curious how much the dirt is gonna stick on the track. but here's what you do: take a drop of maple syrup and spread it around the tire with a tooth brush. if there's too much it looks glossy which means its no good(not sticky). if you put too much on take a paper towel and just wipe it off untill it looks just a little wet. wait about 3min. and its perfect! it feels just like zip free!
#8
never heard of using syrup.. some guys use diesel though
#9
Damn, the Brandon setup is gunna be wicked fast now that hes rockin' the maple syrup. Probably going to work out just as well as those BS bars and his duratrax chargers...
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#12
Tech Regular
Not just any maple syrup, CANADIAN maple syrup. It's better on pancakes too.