Holeshot Device?????????

[GOTFEAR]

I got this nifty peice Holeshote device last week at Loreta Lyns and got 2 hole shots works realy good

[GOTFEAR]

her it is on my bike

[GOTFEAR]

Here it is locked in place

[GOTFEAR]

if your interested i have his phone ### his web site is not ready yet


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[ZSNOW]

how much?

[aDviSol2y]

This might be a stupid question, but what the hell does this thing do?

[ZSNOW]

holds the a arms down to get the front end to stay low in a holeshot so that you get more traction without wheelieing

[dehner47]

damn it. i have been brain storming on how a holeshot device would work on a quad. bikes been using them for years. wanted to make one for my bike but not smart enough to figure out how you could make it. guess i should of paid attention in CAD class. haha

[GOTFEAR]

this thing works good i can leave harder and keeps the bike planted on the ground and also from pulling right or left its kinda like a drag car. but as soon as you get on the brakes or a corner the device releases back to normale

[racerx573]

Damn, I need to get one of these, I suck at holeshots!! Haha.

[2muchquad]

seems like bs to me,its not real hard to keep a 400 pound quad from wheelying if you lean forward a bit,now a 50hp mx bike with half the weight is different.I have a banshee with over 65hp and i can keep the front end down when i want to;) Well like they say,people will buy anything:rolleyes:

[motofreak2772]

Originally posted by 2muchquad
seems like bs to me,its not real hard to keep a 400 pound quad from wheelying if you lean forward a bit,now a 50hp mx bike with half the weight is different.I have a banshee with over 65hp and i can keep the front end down when i want to;) Well like they say,people will buy anything:rolleyes:
Leaning to far forward causes your rear tires to spin and if they are spinning your not going anywhere. This allows you to keep your front down while still maintaining traction in the rear which in the end will allow you to get the holeshot haha.

I like the concept but I think thats the ugliest thing ever. I know its not about looks but why do you have to have 3lb blocks on your a-arms? I think he could make it look better than that.

[GOTFEAR]

yea he is working on smaller blocks but no one ever noticed it on my bike at the last nationals its not that bad back to the banshee guy its all about be consistent starts and this helps

[BlaineKaiser450]

that looks like a good idea! i need help with starts haha

[GOTFEAR]

i have one for a hybrid and a ltr extra if anyone races with sequad.com your welcome to give it a try and see how well it works

[400exrider707]

Pretty cool. I could see how that would help tremendously. Motofreak, No way do those blocks weigh 3lbs... its just aluminum.

[motofreak2772]

Originally posted by 400exrider707
Pretty cool. I could see how that would help tremendously. Motofreak, No way do those blocks weigh 3lbs... its just aluminum.
I know I was just kidding but they arent very appealing you know lol. Whats wrong with the shock holeshot devices? It should work the same with atv shocks and they also weigh less and can hardly be seen.

[400exrider707]

Originally posted by motofreak2772
I know I was just kidding but they arent very appealing you know lol. Whats wrong with the shock holeshot devices? It should work the same with atv shocks and they also weigh less and can hardly be seen.

I'm not 100% on how they work, but on bikes they are attached to forks, solid mounting point, on ATV's there is usually only a spring there...

maybe on a fox float or somethign? Then you'd need two as well.

[red f-150]

wow!Thanx gotfear, can't belive the difference that it makes soooo much more stable. Such a confidence with my starts now!!!

[pro-rider46]

Originally posted by 2muchquad
seems like bs to me,its not real hard to keep a 400 pound quad from wheelying if you lean forward a bit,now a 50hp mx bike with half the weight is different.I have a banshee with over 65hp and i can keep the front end down when i want to;) Well like they say,people will buy anything:rolleyes:

unless that banshee is extented or extremely heavy, you should play hell dumping the clutch and trying not to wheelie. i have a quad with only 55hp, and i have a hard time keeping the front end planted with a plus six swinger!

[400ex28]

stupid, IMO

[johnny_bravo]

Can you PM the phone number. Thanks Muchly

[GOTFEAR]

this only weighs less than 1lbs and this is how it looks locked down fully adjustable. I got one holeshot and two 2nd starts im more consistant than ever now

[trx310R#24]

Originally posted by GOTFEAR
this only weighs less than 1lbs and this is how it looks locked down fully adjustable. I got one holeshot and two 2nd starts im more consistant than ever now

i see how it works an it prob works very well but... i still dont like it... how much is it? it just seems like more junk on the quad u just dont need.. id kinda like to try it but i dont think id race with it.

[motomxman450]

hey man do you mind sending more pics so i can try to make my own

[GOTFEAR]

I love it and wont race with out it but you don't need bead locks on front of your bike but every one uses them,.,...,.,.,.

[red f-150]

you got any updated pics.?

[hybrid.mx.11]

i was gonna make my own a little different concept but im interested in those ill pick one up pm me

[GOTFEAR]

We have ben testing and making changes for better performance and looks as soon as the web sit is up and running you can purchase one at that time. This should be in a few weeks (3) keep checking on the web sit performance granted.com thanks for every ones interest

[motardracer]

Axis is coming out with their holeshot system...

It locks down the rebound all the way until the first turn to keep the quad nice a low to the ground. Then you hit a button, and the shocks go back to normal after the first turn.....

http://www.customaxisshocks.com/images/Hole-Shot-2a.jpg

Axis options (http://www.customaxisshocks.com/ATV-Upgrades.php#3)

[motomxman450]

thats sweet, where did you find that?

[motardracer]

It was being tested all year in the Pro class, and is now available to buy.

[Adrenalin ATV]

We have been using the holeshot system for over a month now on our Pro MX riders bike running Custom Axis Pro-Airs and X-Link set up. Its awesome!! Theres no other word. Its amazing how something so simple can make such a difference. Our pro rider is very lite in weight and was suffering from front lift when the gate dropped, but last week at a Regional MX race he holeshotted 3 out of 3 motos by 3-4 bike lengths!! For the small additional cost its well worth having if you want to be the first guy into the corner.

[motofreak2772]

Bump.

[mudslinger3]

what is bump?

[mudslinger3]

Is there a website for any of these holeshot devices?
Does anyone know if there is any available?

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[mudslinger3]

I"m new to this but that doesn't help me find what i'm looking for. I did look back through the forum and see a big advertisement for this one called the axis which is coming soon. I wasn't looking for one imparticular but if somebody knows something about it I would like to know. That's what a forum should be. By the way, I've seen a lot of website addresses and such thoughout this forum so that rule is looked over quite a bit. Great information. Thanks: