Engineered to address the variability of motocross track conditions, the TAMER Holeshot Device features an industry-first double button system that allows riders to select between two distinct settings. The upper button is optimized for concrete and dry slick dirt, while the lower button provides enhanced grip for tacky starts or metal grates. This adaptability ensures consistent performance as dirt conditions shift throughout a moto day or between different tracks, giving riders the flexibility to adjust their setup to match the specific demands of the environment.
Constructed with durability and precision in mind, the device utilizes a bullnose face latching plunger to prevent scratching of the fork leg and tube, while a machined lip ensures the button remains securely positioned on the plastic fork guard. The assembly is reinforced by an X-Wing bracket for added security and secured with five screws strategically placed to spread the load and prevent rip-out. Additional design elements include a large latching groove for easy hookup and mud management, a curved and knurled profile to fit the fork guard geometry, and a metal drill template for accurate installation. The rebuildable design supports long-lasting performance, making it a robust solution for competitive riders.