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[@TheWtfnonamez]

I personally use much bigger bolts, that go all the way through the shoe, AND my foot, and into the tarmac.

[@karlowalderam362]

TheWtfnonamez *Mad Lad*

[@davemi00]

No need for boot laces either, winner - winner 👍

[@JackIsNotInTheBox]

What the fk

[@elijahhector3220]

😂

[@royalgaming-br1gl]

Hear me out normal shoes with small propane torches on the front melting the ice as you step

[@em0_tion]

"trust me, i'm an engineer", eh?

[@robertkb64]

Top Gear UK did it

[@syphon201]

😂😂

[@TheAir2142]

*Hank Hill would like to know your location*

[@erroljohnsen4979]

Yas

[@thewestnewyorker7269]

If you don't have these screws handy a couple of pillows tucked into the seat of your pants will help.

[@3535gt]

thewest newyorker that was what I learned trying to snow board. Couple of couch pillows and no longer a sore tailbone or hurt wrists. Although talk about junk in the trunk

[@scribtoon7146]

thewest newyorker I love how that’s true

[@yetti503]

Ware socks outside your boot

[@TheBigLeeg]

The parable is excellent. We all have that inner voice. But if you hear a voice telling you to do a good deed but your inner voice is arguing with it. JUST DO IT! I can’t tell you how many times it’s worked out well for me.

[@RMBx22]

That's how you get pink eye ya know

[@TheLawnCareNut]

You clodding around in those wooden shoes was hilarious. Worth it!

[@KevinB352001]

1:58 Jack inside looking out the window: "look mom, dads outside dancing on the ice again"

[@james5426]

Kevin. B Mrs w: it's okay jack. It's his time of the year.

[@KevinB352001]

haahaha XD

[@thedandy6765]

where do you see that?

[@uknowngamer1017]

Furious_Deer_gaming lol it was a fictional joke, like IF Jack saw him, we didn't actually see Jack see him though

[@chaos.corner]

Dancing with the wranglerstars.

[@morris4069]

Family being sheet metal workers, the 1/2” sheet metal screw trick has been standard procedure for work boots and truck tires as long as I can remember.

[@dreysantillan]

Fun fact: Roman soldiers put metal pegs in their footwear for long marches Not recommended walking in marble and concrete

[@anakinluke100]

you know what makes me like his videos so much is how peaceful a presence he emits and like how quiet the background is and clean the audio is

[@matthewmcgehee4996]

Had my daughter watch a couple of your videos. She told me she wishes you could be her teacher, because you have such a great voice and you make everything interesting!

[@MzClementine]

Matthew McGehee I turned my husband onto him! I just love his content! He is an excellent teacher!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Matt,

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you MZC

[@matthewmcgehee4996]

MzClementine, I came across wranglerstar page just a couple months ago. Really wished I would of found him sooner. He's saved my life!

[@Jml5447]

MzClementine scrolling through comments and read yours as you turned your husband INTO him...had to re-read lol. Made me chuckle. Thanks for the ( inadvertent) laugh. ☺

[@DigitalCard]

almost choke on coffee when he said "maybe we need wooden tires" lol

[@keithbrookshire]

Genius boot hack. As a bonus, the end card conversation makes this my favorite Wranglerstar video.

[@breaking_bear]

Best story at the end of the video! You had my wife in stitches walkin around in those clogs. Thank you for that Mr Wranglerstar.

[@SheepyHollowCanada]

Sheet metal screws... works great on atv tires.

[@cojones8518]

You can usually find them around where they keep mobile home underpinning panels.

[@markchatman9583]

I use carbide atv studs in my boots

[@daftnord4957]

no they dont. get Kold Kutters. cheap as shits

[@werD7054]

This guy cracks me up. He doesnt know what hes doing but acts like he does and cant admit hes wrong

[@Northern_Farmer]

I have done that to my boots a few times. People look at me funny when I walk right past them and they are slipping and im just strutting away lol

[@ladyofthemasque]

In the Seattle area, we don't have quite the same ice storm problem as say Portland, but one of my friends fell on black ice in the parking lot of her apartment complex, and was knocked out for almost half an hour. That fall gave her brain trauma, and now she suffers from frequent migraines, dizziness, vision, & balance issues. As a result, it's very difficult for her to hold down a job, or do common things like drive long distances (more than half an hour). Ever since her accident (and she was very lucky that a neighbor found her & called 911), I've been paranoid about icy conditions for myself & my friends. So I thank you deeply for sharing this shoe hack with so many people. I guarantee you're going to save several lives with this. Thank you!

[@briansmobile1]

I was sitting an a ski lift with a Dutch guy and his son last Sunday. They said their canal back home was frozen and fit to skate on. Netherlands are just South of Finland and Sweden.

[@John-gx7io]

Sure You don't mean Denmark?

[@Pommezul]

Ah yes, The Netherlands is a Baltic state now

[@LauraMaeismyMother]

Man I really loved your story. Very inspiring. We should never be overbearing in sharing our faith and the good news with others, but share we should! Blessings to you.

[@RobinRK1962]

Wood shoes... "the jury's out if these will they ever gain traction" lol

[@scottarceneaux7745]

You make some of the best videos on youtube.Thank you.You are a Seventh day Adventist.Now I understand why I like you.Please keep it coming.

[@pauljs75]

Also how to make anyone with a finished floor hate you. Those boots better not make it any further than the mud-rug out in the foyer.

[@pete3011]

....he mentions that at about 4:20, chief.

[@jordancockett3887]

pauljs75 who wears boots in the house?

[@Venom5260]

@@jordancockett3887 who doesn't?

[@luckyharley1]

Got to say...the comedic value alone on this video,casting all knowledge out the window is priceless. I live in Orlando,Fl,smack dab in the middle of it all in Winter Park where we get virtually NO winters let alone ice sheets on the ground and just watching you tread with wooden clogs on your feet made my day! Thanks for all your videos and some more than others! By the way, love the new knife choice! Spyderco is superior over most products by Benchmade. Owner of many of both. Anyway... good up the good work!

[@raven-rd5jn]

Thank you for taking a couple of minutes to tell that story at the end of your video. It was a breath of fresh air. God bless you and yours, my friend.

[@shawnhagen6871]

Cody you're killing me, what a cliffhanger! I love the end credits, post video podcasts lol or whatever you decide to call them

[@AshGreen359]

I get these videos in my feed so often I thought I was subscribed. Well I am now.

[@jcshinobi1973]

My family just finished our Sunday sermon at home due to covid. I am watching this video and caught your story at the end. The Lord works in mysterious ways that we dont understand. Thank you sir.

[@williamlawton9655]

I love your experiences at the end. Thank you for sharing.

[@Michael-gr5dy]

Old video but I have to say that I am extremely appreciative of you and your content. I believe you are helping many young men become better men. My father died when I was seven and I never had a father role model in my life but your content has already began helping me become the man I know I should be. Especially with our Lord. Thank you, Cody.

[@d3athsquad843]

You can use "wood screws" in order to provide better traction for the wooden shoes!! Lol!

[@boondockingmainahs]

Cody thanks for not being affraid to express your devotion to our father ! While i was in the hospital this past Mothers day i met this fellow who thought he was dying after a blotched emergency surgery he was a brother in Christ as well ! he was down and out ! He had custody of his two young children . He was bummed and in severe pain and gave up his young son and daughter to his astranded wife ! he did not know where to turn and me being nosey reached out to Rob and planted the SEED ! i had my life saving surgery got back to my room and after i woke up Rob was gone ! i could not get information on Rob ! months went by and i got a facebook message it was Rob thanking me for praying for him he got his children back and they started attending a church aand became baptisted ! God is Good all the time ! In 1998 Maine had a monster ice storm that spread devistaion through out the state of Maine 20 years later current temp in Auburn , Maine with the wind chill -30 below zero ! God Bles you and your family

[@RealMPe]

Make sure that you buy Hakkapeliitta tyres that are made in Finland. Those that are made in Nokian russia factory has some inner belt rusting issues. Specially if you are buying studded tires or if your are considering studding them. I've lost 2 set's of Hakkapeliitta tires for that reason. Best regards from Finland!

[@kieranmatzky181]

So the place they make the Nokia phones?

[@peterj6802]

I can't tell if you're making a joke or not.

[@kieranmatzky181]

I was, Nokian looked like Nokia lol

[@bigpapi3636]

M Pe My Puukko knife, made in Finland is one of my prized possessions. Yay Finland!

[@brucebeauvais1324]

Many years ago, the tires were also branded Nokia. The brand was changed to differentiate electronics from tires. I believe they still have the same parent company.

[@philippennington5415]

I really enjoyed your friends testimony! I didn't know you were a Sabbath keeper! God bless brother and keep sharing!

[@larss337]

"Does it snow in Holland" lol :D Dude, if you look on a map you find that Holland is on the same latitude as the Canadian state of Newfoundland... They skate on the canals in the winter. I agree that Nokian Hakkapelita are good winter tires. Nokian comes from the Finnish town Nokia where also the mobile phone company with the same name started. Nokian also makes very good rubber boots. The name of the tires comes from “Hakkapeliter” who where Finnish cavalry regiments in the Swedish army during the 30 years war (1618-1648). The word derives from their battle cry, “Hakkaa päälle pohjan pojka!” meaning “ Keep slashing, sons of the north!”.

[@MrWiggenhammer]

Am dutch, can confirm... we haven't had a lot ofice and snow for long in ages. Skating on the canals hasn't happened for a long time. We get weather from the gulfstream. Also nearly nobody wears wooden shoes anymore. We do have iron grips we slip over our normal shoes the few days a year we get snow or ice.

[@Smoke-te1iy]

The end of the video served me the best, Thanks for sharing your friends story!

[@jerretiemens3651]

I'm am from the Nederlands(dutch). It is verrely normal to wear klumps/woodenshoes(translation: klompen). We use them on farms and as shuf on shoes. Like so Wranglerstar shees this.

[@pcmnorth]

True, And some times , about 3-5 years the canals freeze over. In the north of Netherlands there is a big "elf steden tocht" eleven town race, where they skate through 11 cities.

[@petersverige]

All through, and when it's really slippery, we put some nails in to, or we make a pace of rubber under it. Original it's a poor man's workingshoe...

[@GreenApple91]

Yep and they indeed do work just fine on ice. Snow however sticks and clumps, which is absolutely horrible! Dropped a log on mine once and didn't feel a thing! Just the thud. Steeltoed boots won't do that!

[@m3tzable]

i've came on alot of farms in the netherlands but i rarely see someone using the wooden shoes, only the older people, the younger farmers never use them. You see more the newer leather/rubber klumps then the wooden one's

[@Leviwosc]

Dan woon jij op het platteland wellicht, want in de stad draagt niemand klompen.

[@AegisTheStoic]

*My Nokian Hakkapeliittas were a lifesaver. Best winter tire I've ever had.*

[@clocktowerpreacher]

Wonderful testimony at the end of the clip .... Praise God

[@positivevibes616]

In the Netherlands we call them ‘klompen’(sounds like: clum-pen). And yes we have snow, hail and ice storm overhere. And about the fins they know what it is to ride in cold weather we know what it is to have fierce winters snow and ice in the roads here in north Western Europe 😊

[@bas8116]

"I'm not sure what the dutch know about ice" you where kidding right?

[@billie67]

I love having the End Cards back! It’s like a short Bible study at the end of each video!!!

[@Killzillastudios]

Local man invents hobnails

[@frailty7280]

ik old comment but hobnails are rounded and meant for mud back when people still used flat leather soled shoes

[@ornn6177]

@@frailty7280 works well or even better then normal bolts you can walsy sharpen them

[@clintenslin8305]

I live in Africa and have no need for studded tyers or shoes but this video was fantastic. God Bless you and your family. One of the best ever. All glory to God. Love you man!!!

[@wranglerstar]

Thank you Clint,

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Or you can buy Yak-Trax for $20. They’re like snow chains for boots. They stretch on so you can wear them from your truck to your house then slip them off and that’s it. You don’t have to put screws into your boots. I’ve been wearing since the year they came out and they still work perfectly.

[@ColoradoStreaming]

I was going to come here to say this but you beat me to it. Yak-Trax are awesome, Ill throw them on my Kamiks and its like you are unstoppable.

[@unclebilldrouin8887]

Definitely content not found elsewhere on YT - thank you! On another note, I live in the southeast, and you have hit on why our few winter storms are so devastating. It is always wet and icy and never a white snow that doesn't have a sheet of ice underneath. It's true that there is some panic and ignorance in the southerner-snow equation but it's the wet ice that kills us most. Gonna love the boot mod in the next storm!!

[@ChristiRich]

I love your channel. It's so relaxing and informative.

[@ThatGuy_Hunter]

The end was the best part of the vid. Awesome story and great job thanks Cody. God bless

[@kyle6364]

Thank you for that story at the end! It is so true! God bless you and your family.

[@ridethepace6005]

I do this to an old pair of trail running shoes for winter running. I run down steep icy trails and don't give it a second thought. Depending on the sole, I sometimes take off a bit of the screw tip with a dremmel tool so that they dont poke through. I might loose 2 or 3 screws per shoe per winter. This really works and the tech or machine screws are inexpensive compared to the products sold to slip over your shoe.

[@rustyspoons992]

I work at a double hockey rink in the Northwest Chicago suburbs. We use these rubber net type things that loop over your boots and have studs on them. Theyre a life saver (literally) when we walk on the ice to clean the glass or the boards. Our Zambonis also have carbide studded tires. You really have to goose it to get them to break loose.

[@tylertripp3610]

The Blue Disco Nova from the Chicago area myself, I have a few pairs, they work great for ice fishing too 👍🏻

[@JohnTarbox]

We all have them here in Maine, we call them creepers

[@ringerson4x4]

I coach youth hockey here in Maine and I keep forgetting to put my creepers on to shake hands with the other team at the end of a game.

[@chrisjones6002]

I was going to suggest the same thing, I keep some in my car at work for the rare occasions we get ice storms. I just slip them over my boots and off you go, no damage to the boots either. The ones I have are like a nylon net with metal clips or whatever they are called that help bite into the ice. They work really well.

[@ldsphotodude49]

Thanks for that story at the end. I've had similar experiences and gratefully I have listened and seen the rewards of listening, but unfortunately I have also had experiences where I have not paid attention to the wispering of the spirit and had to reap those rewards as well. I'm an older retired fella these days and I think I listen more now. Thanks again for your wonderful channel I always enjoy and learn something form you folks.

[@dennisfischer4297]

Praise the Creator of this universe when His grace prevails in someone’s life.

[@natebaumgartner9958]

Yes Sir! We have brutal winters in MN and I WILL be using this trick. Thanks.

[@Zachry86]

I think this guy is payed by how many words you can use to explain a simple concepts.

[@scottslankard7727]

paid?

[@Zachry86]

@@scottslankard7727 well yes. Now you write it perfectly in my language.

[@user-lq1dk6gr3p]

Zachry86 lmao I don’t think either one of your comments connected with that guy

[@mweskamppp]

My mom had wooden shoes for the garden. Safe, good isolation even with cold mud. Doesnt matter if they get muddy. In my place called holsken. In Nederland called klompen. Spikes for winter can be applied. Wear woolen socks and you have never again cold feet.

[@Fordemups]

The Dutch know a lot about snow. And they've been dealing with it for a bit longer than America has had boots haha

[@bigdre1969]

Great story about the man getting saved...tremendous!!

[@krzysztofkurzaj2755]

"Maybe we need wooden tires?" - winner :)))

[@ericwhite3526]

Im guessing wooden treads

[@trentallman984]

That had them in WW2.

[@m.s.l.7746]

Did this to my daughters power-wheels FJ cruiser & I was amazed at how well it worked. She was driving it over dumptruk loads of dirt without spinning a tire... Not to mention driving around the yard & mud puddles. I used what I think was ⅜ head & ⅜ lengths.

[@Guruplace]

Absolutely love the story at the end!!

[@esnoke51]

This was a very good boot hack as I also live where we get ice storms. But your story at the end is what keeps me coming back for more. Thanks you...

[@PrinceAlhorian]

Hi Cody, a bit of interesting information: The wooden shoes are called "Klompe". ( I herald from South Africa and as a previous Dutch Colony my home language is Afrikaans, which is mutually intelligible with Dutch.) Klompe is popular here in Cape Town for gardening. Once again, an excellent video. Blessings to you and your family.

[@rickgroshong250]

What a great ending story! I appreciate your bold faith.

[@bradleyabel]

There’s only one channel on KZbin where I can watch a white guy walk in wood shoes on ice

[@redddraggon]

I like the way you always dress super gentlemanly yet totally functionally 👍🏻

[@philplatts6433]

Those sheet metal screws come in handy for a lot of things.

[@gardenpatchmama]

God Bless you Cody and your wonderful family.

[@Ferkle871]

This was the first,last,and only thing I ever actually learned from you and gained knowledge. The amount of traction on my shoes are insane. I used some old extra screws with the flat head slot and the hex shape from an old air filter plastic cover.

[@asiburger]

Straight from the category "compliments, that really aren't" ! What a backhanded comment.

[@northernborean1389]

@@asiburger yea what the hell was even that comment. Why even waste the time

[@asiburger]

@@northernborean1389 i just made the terrible mistake to look at his profile. Guy's probably just handicapped.

[@hilohaianmolinere7168]

That is an amazing idea for boots. I grew up in southern Louisiana not much use for this trick there but living in central Virginia now this will be a God send. My Thanks for posting this.

[@wtimber]

Just don’t forget to take them off before walking across the nice hardwood floor...

[@brentgraves2636]

I am a minister so Sunday’s are not always a sabbath rest. Do not get me wrong I relish the opportunity to be with fellow believers. My ministry became fruitful when I make myself take separate sabbath. I am more rested have more energy and accomplish more during the week. Even if you are not religious this is a healthy life principle. Which is why God gives it to us. Thanks Cody for the reminder!

[@Starlord0143]

What a heartwarming story, thanks for sharing.

[@LyndaWhite-ju1gj]

One of the most helpful vids ever, thank you WS.

[@james5426]

Man don't stand on ice with ur hands in ur pockets

[@wranglerstar]

It's ok James I have cat like reflexes,

[@james5426]

Wranglerstar phew! Could you skate on any of the ice?

[@RealLimerickman]

You actually fall better without your hands to break your fall. You need to fall like a drunk flat on ice, as the drunks have poor reflexes and they have far less injuries or less pronounce injuries. By putting out your arms and hands you hurt them and you ends up bending your body and you fall harder fall on less surface. It is the head that you need to protect with a flat fall. A good helmet you will need for ice walking.

[@RealLimerickman]

Dru Johnson The problem with having hands out is that they are not going to hit the ground at the same time as the body and the first impact site takes the brunt and part of the arm that not able to deflect in time on a fast fall gets injured. So many ice injuries thst I have seen is people so or and they holds their hands out. Yet on the same icy surfaces, I see drunks fall and the morning after they ate fine with minor bruises. Since working in both farms over 20-30 years ago in ice (winter - We had slot of ice especially clear ice - most dangerous) and cold storage/wet food factory, where there is ice build up in the morning at chillers. I learnt to fall as a drunk (flat) and I am always fine with minor bruises that does not stop me working. But my new work colleges (at the time) were always getting badly injured (going to hostipal with casts), because they kept their hands holding onto things or using the hands/arm to break their fast icy fall.

[@egilsandnes9637]

Always put your hands in your pockets when it's ice on the ground! The ice is a good indication it's cold outside, and your hands will be happier in pockets.

[@Sam_Holladay]

I wear Mucks and have for years. Their size 8 1/2 is too tight on my toes and a size 9 is a tad too big. I was talking to a Muck rep and he said to put another insole in the boots(2 total) and it should correct the "flopping". Once I started doing that, I have not had a complaint since. Their insoles are pretty thin, so I buy an insole with arch support and stick it in the Mucks on top of their insole. Works great.

[@philipmcrowsr7528]

Love your laundry story... Rev 14:12

[@lincolnjgilbert3727]

Hi From South Africa Sweltering in the heat☺ what a contrast. Thankyou for that story at the end. Beautiful testimony.

[@M6706-u5y]

Great video. What kind of watch are you wearing? It's very nice.

[@lucacadianalbert]

Seiko Tuna

[@KYoss68]

I put 4 of those little screws in the worn down flat clutch pedal pad in my VW and my foot doesn't slip off any more. Works a treat!

[@TheManlol12]

Put some screws in the wood shoes, now thats a ice boot

[@LogiForce86]

That or hammer some nails through from the inside XD

[@515shawn]

Love the drone shots! Nice relaxing touch

[@jakedakin1]

A clever recreation of the Roman hob nailed sandle/boot.

[@londiniumarmoury7037]

I made this same comment and just scrolled down and see yours, thumbs up.

[@spydergs07]

BFG KM2 tires were made for snow and ice also. My wife and I run them all year and we never have issues with them on our Jeeps during winter.

[@random_eskimo_in_the_rockies]

One of the first things we'd always tell the new teachers in Alaska was to make sure they ordered a set of Yaktrax or Stabilicers. They stretch over your shoes or boots to do this same thing, and they worked great. The second time I broke Yaktrax I sprung for the more expensive stabilicers, and they've lasted for years.

[@karsonbranham3900]

Been running the nokian tires on my f150 for over a year, best tires I have ever had! And they are made of canola oil, green tires too.

[@risendudelm]

My goodness. You and those darn wood shoes...

[@thedandy6765]

come to the netherlands you see them left and right

[@florisvernooy1416]

that is not true

[@thedandy6765]

Floris Vernooy that is true because i live there

[@florisvernooy1416]

ik ook man je moet echt zoeken als je iemand wilt tegen komen die ze aan heeft. mijn opa ofzo maar anders ook niet. en ik leeft dan ik in de kop van overijssel dus best wel in het plattenland waar mensen ze wel dragen en dan zie je het nog niet veel als je de rand stad in gaat niet, maar maakt niet uit wil geen illusies wekken bij mensen over ons mooie land.

[@thedandy6765]

kom naar friesland daar slaan ze je er letterlijk mee voor je bek

[@roberts3942]

In fly fishing, we use carbide tipped screws like this to improve our traction in the the river when wading. The technique really works to improve traction as you demonstrate.

[@mnmtb1469]

Now put snow on that and it’s Minnesota.

[@jesusfimbres2636]

Awesome video!! Even more awesome story at the end. God is good, and He is still on the throne today!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@lordphilbert3838]

Although I have no interest in religion, I still love you're end-of-video stories. Keep it up!

[@alanrouse8301]

Enjoyed it. You really make sense, Cody, when you give those "sermonetts". Keep it up.

[@NWOization]

Your life test is now to make us wooden tyres. I won't die happy until I see you make these.

[@michaeltempsch5282]

Seen trucks delivered from factory with wooden slats strapped to the rims as temporary 'tires', presumably where the client wanted some specialty tire that the factory didn't offer.Of course only for getting them out of the factory onto/off transporter and into a shop where they'd get their proper tires..

[@nativaharon2179]

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[@NWOization]

Thank you Nativ, I can die happy now. Also thanks for the info Michael.

[@Davebaker364]

Amen! God knew that it would go in the right direction and bring the family back to Him!

[@HeadBang4Christ777]

Video was ok, but I just really loved the ending above the tree line. Half way threw the video I got bored and started skipping but then it got to the tree line and since I’m from Hawaii I thought it was different and pretty so I started watching again then I heard you mention Jesus so I started paying closer attention and I really loved the story and it makes me feel more reenforced to listen to God’s word when showing him to others who are close off or frustrated to God

[@ChuckD59]

I've driven several Nokian tire models over the decades, including the studded Hakka when I lived where they were often needed. They are everything folks say about them. I recently put the newish zLines on my SUV and continue to be impressed, not to mention 235/55R19's @ $129 each!?!? That's nutz for a tire this good!

[@Joeroberts-gj1mf]

Most excellent video aslways....especially the finnish.

[@hussietart]

This week was the anniversary of the ice storm of 98 in eastern Canada and northeast States. Slipped and bruised my tail bone at the time,Was one of the most painful injuries I ever did to myself. Couldn’t,t even carry a two gallon pail of water while trying to water my brother,s livestock. It was great how community came together to help each other at the time

[@13lueBomber]

That is a real good idea. I wouldn’t need to do this. But, it’s still a great idea for whoever DOES need them. Good job man, 10/10 as always and very informative and helpful. #Wranglerstar

[@craigwilliams2858]

That clear ice can be deadly. I grew up north but live outside of Charleston, SC now, so I don't have to worry about the cold weather living now. I watch many of your videos, and really liked the end commentary of this video. Thanks for that story.

[@qontinuumgaming5209]

Dad did this to the nubs on our dirt bike. Maybe something to consider for you and jack's new bikes.

[@azy6868]

Got too fast and they fly out like bullets.