Single skeg ski on snowbike???

[dirtyoz]

As squirrly as my 2moto is on icy hardpack, I wonder how a ski like slp powder-pro would do for stability.
THe simmons stocker is 6" wide and the slp is 7.5" It also has turned down edges that I think would do well sidehilling.
Anyone try a single skeg ski yet?

Oz

 

[sledhauler07]

I have the Gen I and II and both are sketchy on the hard stuff. going to put their new stab fin on and see what that does. also going to put my dampner back on for the winter and hope that helps. everyone says, "just ride it, you'll get used to it" but i'm hoping to improve the issue instead of get used to it.

let me know if you try the other ski brands. heard the explored front kit works well so... maybe a hybid kit is a way to go.

H

 

[dirtyoz]

Thanks for the input. I will share my finding here for sure. I'm just not sure when as it's raining hot water here right now.
I also installed some ice screws in all but the outside lugs on my track because I had a little bobsled ride down some "S" turns on our main down trail. It's very steep where we ride.

Oz

 

[mnsnowhawk]

I don't know too much about your kits. I wonder if you could get a snowhawk/explorer ski on it. They hook up like crazy on trails were I ride

 

[TLKDPROD]

I don't know if anybody has tried it before but bolting on the snow-tracker kit and twin axis from ADB on the Simmons ski might be the ticket to turn that powder specific ski into a way more versatile ski.

Just an idea here.

 

[sledhauler07]

a fork is a fork

if they sell the explorer front end parts seperately i'm sure you could swap... I mean the forks are the same so that makes sense. not sure about blending them but maybe a hybrid option would be good... now we just need a test pilot / ginea pig.

H