Pro's & Con's of graphite HP sliders vs your standard ones.
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I would not do the graphite's, I put on DuPonts and then usually never touch them again.
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a lot can depend on conditions and rider experiance. the 11 runs duponts now as the gf rides it and i don't want to be chasing it for slides with the 1.5" track that is on it. with the stock 1.25" track, i put 12000 miles on one set of cheap slider plastic on it once i got it set how i wanted it.
for me, other than duponts, all other slide material seems to last the same amount of time.
i run the duponts on every sled but my personal trail sled if i can get them as i do take a lot of green horns out sledding and it makes it one less thing for me to worry about when leading them down the trails.
for me, other than duponts, all other slide material seems to last the same amount of time.
i run the duponts on every sled but my personal trail sled if i can get them as i do take a lot of green horns out sledding and it makes it one less thing for me to worry about when leading them down the trails.
