grippper
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what is currently the best ski out today. i am going to michigan soon and i would like to buy better then stock skis. i was looking at the C&A. any opinions.
Love those C&A's, no other for me 
C,A work very well.i can set you up cheap if you need a set.let me know.thanks rich
sales@richmotorsports.com
920-582-4823
sales@richmotorsports.com
920-582-4823
Swiss Sledder
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I ride the Simmons Flexi-Ski and like them a lot. I would suggest you read the article at the link below. Even though the ski comparison was done on a Cat, the results are pretty interesting.
http://www.hardcoresledder.com/images/ski_test/
http://www.hardcoresledder.com/images/ski_test/
intoodeep
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Another vote for Simmons, I am a mountain rider, but these things are unreal on the trail even on my mountain sled, I can't even imagine what they would do on a trail ripper sled! Handles like its on rails and thats with no swaybar on my sled!
There is an article in the November 2003 issue of SnowTech where they voice thier opinions on the various skis and the machines they prefer them on. The article iss on page 13/14. Breifly; Simmons and Ski-doo Precision for tracking. SLP SLT's for all-around use but especially on the arctic cat and yamaha for slot car precision. C & A Pro for wet, sloppy or low snow conditions where durability is a must. They are also very aggressive on hardpack.
Skis are a personal thing. I hate darting so I like the 'doo Precision. The fact that they widen the ski stance and are cheap to buy is a bonus.
Skis are a personal thing. I hate darting so I like the 'doo Precision. The fact that they widen the ski stance and are cheap to buy is a bonus.
vmaxjohn
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Hey Slappy. Precision skis only widen the stance when you're going straight, which might help some in situations where you'd get pitching side to side. When you turn, the outside carbide lifts according to your spindle angles. I thought the pictures on www.bergstromskegs.com were pretty interesting, they're actually from Simmon's website.
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My Vote : C&A, but if you run shaper bars increase the angle on the front edge--otherwise very blunt, and ...well...may just catch RR tracks when riding the edge of a road and send you for a ride...could happen....
My Vote : C&A, but if you run shaper bars increase the angle on the front edge--otherwise very blunt, and ...well...may just catch RR tracks when riding the edge of a road and send you for a ride...could happen....