Has anybody ever seen a track rip like this?
Powder Claw 153 90 duro. It is on a Turbo 09 HCR with about 500 miles on it.
Powder Claw 153 90 duro. It is on a Turbo 09 HCR with about 500 miles on it. 
Has anybody seen a Powder Claw do this?
- Thread starter twistedhcr
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yes i ride a m7 2005 but i ran over ahidden 4 inch tree stump and it threw the track onto the rail .
you should put a power claw track on they are so much nicer
I was riding the trail for only a few miles trying to tune it in, so no rocks or stumps were ran over.
There are a couple shops out there that should be able to fix that. I tore one but I hit a rock and sent a rail bar through it. Search www for track repair.
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RaggedEdgePerformance
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Looks like the track is delaminated they are fused together when made should be warranty thing i have seen this at work never on a sled
crap dude! you hit something. Growser bars don't usually snap like that on their own!
Has anybody ever seen a track rip like this?
How loose were you running your track? It looks like something caught it right at the window and then tore the track back. My money is on a partial track stab. Being on and off the gas in the right condition, especially a boosted sled, could, with a looser track, do this and not be a complete, over the handlebars, track stab. JM2C
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aktreekiller
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hey
Looks to me that you stabbed the rail to me. You would have to hit something perfect to do that, and looks exactly like a minor track stab. Did you look at the rail tip to see if its damaged at all?
Looks to me that you stabbed the rail to me. You would have to hit something perfect to do that, and looks exactly like a minor track stab. Did you look at the rail tip to see if its damaged at all?
I've herd of some shops warrentying the new powerclaw....
I actually think the track may have been a little tight. The track has about an 1'' or two of sag when lifted up. What is this usually supposed to be?
I went out and looked at the rail tip and there is not even a scratch on it. Also like I said before I was on a perfectly groomed trail and had ridden about 3 miles up the trail, so there isn't really a possibility of hitting anything.
