Anyone have or tried the "Knobbyknife"?

[NacsMXer]

Looks interesting for getting more life out of your tires. I have Kenda Klaw rears that still have tons of actual tread height left, but they are rounded off pretty good.

Anyone try one before? What do you think?

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[Scro]

I've been curious about this for a while, as well. It seems as though it would have to help.

[440racer66]

i allways thought about doing this esp. my 250f cause it eats rear tires left and right. it seems like it would help

[JR3]

Originally posted by 440racer66
i allways thought about doing this esp. my 250f cause it eats rear tires left and right. it seems like it would help

i had my crf for 5 months before i sold it and i bought a new tire each month almost just because like u said it would eat the knobs and then it would just spin and not hook anymore this seems like a ingenious product. or u could be ghetto and use a butter knife and a oxy torch lol

[finsteratv]

i dont see why this wouldnt work on wheeler tires
maybe its christmas list worthy haha:eek2:

[slightlybent47]

I wonder if it work because atv knobs are not always square. Like the itp quad cross, it has cupped knobs. Also on itp hole shot tires the leading edge is thin already and if you shave off to much it may fold over when the tire spines.