Ice racing

[dyrtryder]

It's really cold in Wisconsin right now, and it's getting me all worked up for ice racing. I've been thinking more and more that is the direction I want to go with my '82 250r. I'm having a difficult time finding much for info on what to do to set a trike up for the ice. Does anyone have input on where to dig up that kind of info, or who the experts are that I could pick their brains?
Thanks

[rugbyflanker]

I'm from Fond du Lac and ride rivers more than oval race. What i've found works for me is to start with way fewer studs than you think you will need and add to get the right grip and feel your comfortable with. I like the monoverablity to whip the ass end out whenever i need. Ive studded tires to much and it just pushes you and really limits turning. I run 20" Cheng Shin's and like them. Where do you ice race over there?

[dyrtryder]

We've got a few local lakes that are part of a circuit (NWIRCracing.com) mostly oval and some road course.
I believe all trikes need to run in the rubber class.