machu
Veteran
Hello, i'm looking for opinions on which is the most user friendly wheel set up for ski's.
I would like to add a set to both my sleds to aid in getting in and out of the garage and moving around at the gas stations.
I like the self retracting option like on the Rouski , ( if it actually works), but the wheels look like they are about to break of from the weight, very unstable looking, however I haven't ruled them out yet.
So I'm looking for advice on the best option.
Also are they made machine or ski specific?
I would like to add a set to both my sleds to aid in getting in and out of the garage and moving around at the gas stations.
I like the self retracting option like on the Rouski , ( if it actually works), but the wheels look like they are about to break of from the weight, very unstable looking, however I haven't ruled them out yet.
So I'm looking for advice on the best option.
Also are they made machine or ski specific?
Ronder
Pro
Snorover
Expert
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- Apr 15, 2003
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- Kittery/Fayette,Maine
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- USA
- Snowmobile
- 2017 Viper
Ski wheels
I have the NEW Rouski wheels on my Viper and they are the best wheels I have ever had and I have had several.
These are the new wheels, they are beefyer and well attached compared to the older models.
I highly recomend them.
I have the NEW Rouski wheels on my Viper and they are the best wheels I have ever had and I have had several.
These are the new wheels, they are beefyer and well attached compared to the older models.
I highly recomend them.
thrasher
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
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- 06 Vector RS ER
Started out with the manual Retrax ski wheels, snow packs in them and freezes such that you can't always deploy them. Maybe the automatic system would work better, but very expensive. So went to the Rouski wheels. Couldn't get them set up properly such that the rear of my skis dragged, and they only attached to the bolts of the carbides which twisted the skis somewhat, or could snap off the bolts holding the carbides to the skis. Didn't like the engineering. However, very easy to deploy. So on to my third type. I installed Rollerski wheels made by Qualipieces. Very well made and supports the skis properly. Takes a few tries to deploy them easily, but once you figure that out, a very good system imo.
Suspence888
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- 2008 Phazer MTX
I have an extra set of brand new Rollerski wheels if anyone is interested.
Extreem
Veteran
What's the part number ?
Suspence888
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- 2008 Phazer MTX
Y-4000
Suspence888
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- 2008 Phazer MTX
Y-4000
grumpysanta
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
How much. Just had 2 friends buy 2 sets in gasps new at dealer for $ 200$ each set.
Suspence888
Newbie
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- 2008 Phazer MTX
I would sell my set for $180. It's brand new. I paid $350 for mine.
grumpysanta
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
Where are you in Canada?
grumpysanta
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
I need 4005 but may be able to modify????
Suspence888
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Sorry I actually just sold it on Kijiji.
