Good deals on new tracks?

[RedRocket]

Hello all,

I'm in the market for a new track to replace the horrible "finger" track that is on my stock 03 RX-1. One season and 2,700 miles is enough.

Any links to online dealers or resellers with good pricing? I am ultimately looking for a ripsaw or something close to it for loose groomed trails 1.5" max, no powder riding. I also do not want studs.

Did I read somewhere that Yamaha replaced some of these tracks under warranty or something like that?

Let's not turn this into a "ripsaw tracks are junk" thread, I have ridden a RX-1 with a ripsaw and what a difference it makes. I want that or something very similar.

Thanks,

 

[Viper_Dave]

Several vendors that support the site sell tracks. I have had good luck with RichieRich. Check the vendor section at the bottom of the home page. I know he is running a sale right now. Also, CB Performance has a preferred vendor area as well.

 

[kinger]

CB perf gave me a sweet deal on a 9833 track, it was $20-60 lower shipped then anybody else.

www.cbperformanceparts.com

 

[Black 1000]

Try Rich at Richmotorsports. He quoted me an awsome quote. Now Im just trying to get ahold of him

 

[BURMAD69]

Call Bruce at Tracks-USA got a good deal on one this week.

 

[Bakemono]

CB Performance and TracksUSA would be who I would check with, as well as any supporters of this site who sell tracks.

 

[maim]

ritchiritch is having a sale on tracks right now. check his link in the vendors section.

 

[sleddheadd]

rich is the man!

 

[Black 1000]

Not to discredit anyone else but Rich has some awsome deals. So far no one else could touch his prices

 

[RedRocket]

I am leaning towards the Camoplast Ice Ripper track. I am curious what it looks like after 2,000 miles when the rubber wears down and the studs are showing through more. It sounds like the perfect track for me, I hate studs but find myself on an icy hill every time I head up north.

Thanks for all the heads up, I can't wait to order one.

 

[sleddheadd]

I am leaning towards the Camoplast Ice Ripper track. I am curious what it looks like after 2,000 miles when the rubber wears down and the studs are showing through more. It sounds like the perfect track for me, I hate studs but find myself on an icy hill every time I head up north.

Thanks for all the heads up, I can't wait to order one.

hey red, there is a guy on here named onlyblue(todd) he has been running the ice ripper and speaks very highly of it! i know he has it on his sled and his wifes. i would contact him and get his opinion on the wear of that track!

 

[kinger]

I think snowtech said it best and that if your happily running around on a ripsaw the ice ripper is going to make you smile even more. Just for that occasional icey hill.