Anyone on here a camso dealer? I want to buy a complete front ski setup for 17 KTM450sx. I need it Wednesday
Camso dealer? Ski setup wanted
- Thread starter Seekins
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$879 for the ski and $269 for the mount kit.
Yeti was $1400 for the assembly.
Yeti was $1400 for the assembly.
I have no need for the bike kit mounts , the ski so far is the most expensive one ski I've seen .
For that price one can purchase two if not three sets of skis for a sled . How messed up is that when a lot of the skis are made from the same manufacture ?
269 for a plastic mount compared to the work of art Yeti has ? No comparison .
For that price one can purchase two if not three sets of skis for a sled . How messed up is that when a lot of the skis are made from the same manufacture ?
269 for a plastic mount compared to the work of art Yeti has ? No comparison .
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It works well in the snow we ride in and I care about that the most
Ski price is a reflection of economy of scale. Figure 100's of snow bike skiis vs 1000's they make for sleds. Costs more when you make allot less product.
I'll make you a screaming deal on a mototrax complete front ski setup!
Ski price is a reflection of economy of scale. Figure 100's of snow bike skiis vs 1000's they make for sleds. Costs more when you make allot less product.
I'll make you a screaming deal on a mototrax complete front ski setup!
we have 129"s...17 mototrax, 17 camso 16.5 updated yetti and 17 timbersled(137) in our group. The camso looks like it pop up and ride on top of the snow the best when I watch the bikes run arround. All of them seem to do well steep sidehill and down the trail. Excerpt the mototrax, I feel like I'm pushing the ski in the deeper snow, kind of plowing. It's not sinking but it doesn't want to float either if that makes any sense. The camso looks like it floats the easiest out of all of them. Any ski setup will be better than the mototrax down the trail, but that's not super important to me. Floating and not robbing power plowing is.
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dieselpower
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I'd disagree.
Yeti ski is better in most conditions but the Camso is better at bottom turns, and popping out of the pow after decent amounts of huckage.
Could be that you are correct. I do know that the Yeti ski corners better without slippage or washing out.
wow
the price you guys have brought up for the CAMSO ski is like outa dis world.
Back in the day just a few years ago CAMPOLAST was making some really tough light skiis. Unfortunately they where great plastic but really horrible handling, lightest ski out and no design. Makes you wonder how their ski program got so sideways. Takes the same amount of materials to make a horrible or great ski. So they way way way over paid engineers ?
the price you guys have brought up for the CAMSO ski is like outa dis world.
Back in the day just a few years ago CAMPOLAST was making some really tough light skiis. Unfortunately they where great plastic but really horrible handling, lightest ski out and no design. Makes you wonder how their ski program got so sideways. Takes the same amount of materials to make a horrible or great ski. So they way way way over paid engineers ?
I understand how manufacturing goes and economy's of scale. I doubt they make many snow bike skiis compared to snowmobile skiis so that engineering/manufacturing cost gets spread over 2-300 pieces vs 1000's.
I'll make up for paying too much and sel you my mototrax complete front setup for 1/2 of msrp
I'll make up for paying too much and sel you my mototrax complete front setup for 1/2 of msrp
