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Can you put both tracks on the scale so we can see the weight difference? That would be sweet to know!If your wondering I bought a 154x2.5x15 lynx track I do a 50/50 mix of cross country and mountain riding I’ll swap back and forth
Now for skid sag they are set up in all the low settings from factory I spent some time . Torsion springs cranked up and shock on mid seams decent for me at 200 to start ,
The Skis on them I don’t like they are real dip and diving in blown in snow I don’t feel the same level of control I did on my 21 expert
Pdi on this one was 100% sled was bought from a&e Motorsports in brooks Alberta I was very happy with the entire process, I’m a bit tough to please but was 100%
The 2.5x15 was 2.9 lbs less than 3.0 x16Can you put both tracks on the scale so we can see the weight difference? That would be sweet to know!
That's a lot since it's rotating mass.The 2.5x15 was 2.9 lbs less than 3.0 x16
Use the jam nut trick!Track replacement is easier for sure but the front bolts in the skid are no easier to get out a system like r motion would be much better, or at the very least a set screw in the cross tube that you could crank in to lock that stupid aluminum cross shaft . If it wasn’t for front bolts you could do a track swap in 1/2 hour easy ,
Use a plastic washer in front of the nut to protect the paint.Yeah I did that but the amount of lock tight they used on the bolts made it tough. Also don’t like doing that on front bolts as that sometimes will mark up the paint .
Thanks, man. That's good to know!The 2.5x15 was 2.9 lbs less than 3.0 x16