What kinda track.

Forgot to add that point, the predator is also much more durable then the ripsaw. Definitely my favorite track for all around riding and I almost always recommend it and I have never heard of anyone being disappointed with this track.
 
ExpertXViper said:
I did my research before buying a new track and I went with the 1.25 predator track non studded. Not a big fan of the ripsaw cause the lugs are very soft which r prone to tearing. If ya dont believe me ask TopGunnSRX his dads RX1 has 1.25 ripsaw with 3000 miles on it and its tore up pretty bad.
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Ya, your not kidding, I ripped some lugs, not completely off, but ripped them in half, and remember, this is me on a 500 fan takin it easy on it, always on snow, never roosting over snobanks, etc.. Pretty much no reason for those lugs to rip.

Then you get into the whole anal idea of every 3rd window being closed, and all the windows being narrow. Camoplast reps said "more floatation", and I said, "not much riding when my sliders are sticking all the time" Also, ripjunk track is very thin, and studs pullthrough really easy. BUT, the difference in adding studs to the track made it so much better, it used to be really squirly and the back end was everywhere, but its good now. Just my experience...
 
What would it cost to have a 1 inch predator shipped to upstate NY, 12804 area code. I have been trying to get a used one off of E-Bay and anything decent get bid up to high.
 
Ended up settleing with the Camoplast Intense 1.5, CB performance got me a great deal. the Intence is suppost to be a pretty good track for agressive riding and loose snow and powder. i cant wait for the snow!!!

If you guys need tracks deal with CB Prf. there cheapest around.
 
fastassyamaha said:
Ended up settleing with the Camoplast Intense 1.5, CB performance got me a great deal. the Intence is suppost to be a pretty good track for agressive riding and loose snow and powder. i cant wait for the snow!!!

If you guys need tracks deal with CB Prf. there cheapest around.
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And shipping coast me 25 bucks from ware ever CB is located
 
I would look at the Ice Ripper..You sound like me when it comes to track replacement, I want 1 1/4 paddle don't want to stud because of any road riding or I like to get out early in the season..With the Ice ripper you get the safety of control and braking and a LITTLE extra traction without the concerns of studs.. Thats what I have decided to go with, we will see what happens
 
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