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  1. 05-11-2006, 09:15 PM #1
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    Does anyone have a close up of some tread patterns in the dirt/mud?

    Need this as a reference for our up coming TF T-shirts. Like maybe from a nobbie tire or something. Anyone?
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  2. 05-11-2006, 09:18 PM #2
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    Howdy and I figured out a way to do this when we were at Haspin. Get a little diecast 4 wheeler toy with a neat tread on the tire, and roll it on an inkpad, and then on paper.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HondaATC
    Need this as a reference for our up coming TF T-shirts. Like maybe from a nobbie tire or something. Anyone?
    I have some pics in the snow of OEM 350X treads and my 82R tires that came out great. I'll try to get them to you on Yahoo. For some reason, I can't use the faces, and I don't get the attach file option, and I can't switch styles of the pages. HELP

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    Quote Originally Posted by TimSr
    Howdy and I figured out a way to do this when we were at Haspin. Get a little diecast 4 wheeler toy with a neat tread on the tire, and roll it on an inkpad, and then on paper.

    Better yet, use an R/C car tread pattern There'd be many to choose from.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mobular
    Better yet, use an R/C car tread pattern There'd be many to choose from.
    Or one of Howdy's many ATC toys?

    However, I think I just sent the mother load of material to Billy via email. My Hondaline Dealer Catalog was chucked full of tread design pics and scans.... even a tread design of the Pro-Wedge tires on a 250R!

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