Hole shot Devices

gavin 111
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Edited Date/Time 3/25/2013 8:51am
think of trying the new works connection one (new to us anyway) anyone have one or tried one just wondering??
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CheesePreetza 3/23/2013 11:35am
3/23/2013 11:35am Edited Date/Time 3/23/2013 11:36am
i had a Wirtz the traditional push button style one, once you set it up they work great. Id like to try the works connection/pro circuit one also because you can set it yourself.
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gavin 111 3/23/2013 12:16pm
3/23/2013 12:16pm
that's what I like about it also. If I don't get to the line in time my son can set it hiself . Just unsure how well they hold up all the other works connection stuff we have used has been good.
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gyd58 3/23/2013 8:11pm
3/23/2013 8:11pm
Tamer has a really good one that has two buttons so you can set it at different levels. It also comes with a billet fork guard support to keep you from ripping the fork guard off when you set it real low. Works really good and the ring design is such that the button can latch to a very large area which, is very convenient. Check them out at:

http://www.tamerbilletmx.com

If you set any of these low enough to get max benefit, you will need 2 people to compress the forks enough anyway. Most pros set the button lower than the instructions indicate.
Thomas Jefferson 3/25/2013 8:51am
3/25/2013 8:51am
MX Bonz unit is awesome. No push button. So it actually stays engaged halfway down the first straight, instead of having your bars nail your in the chest coming over the gate.

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