standard Ski's but which carbide to use

[GT03235]

My carbides need replacing i am running std ski's what do you guys use/recomend. Mostly ride groomed tight twisty trails

 

[2008FxNytro]

I have stud boy 9s or 10s on mine. i also ran woodys 8s before. Both work fine.

 

[Unluckydiablo]

I ran the woody 8's. Helped, but the slydog skis were a night and day difference, I'll never go back to stock. But I understand, sometimes new skis aren't an option.

 

[arteeex]

For the stock skis I would suggest going to 1/2" diameter bars or shaper bars with whatever length of cutting cabides you prefer. Getting the bigger bar deeper into the trail seems to help the front end turn a little quicker. Also, pull up the front strap to add more ski pressure. Then start doing push-ups so you'll be able to turn the bars.

 

[GT03235]

For the stock skis I would suggest going to 1/2" diameter bars or shaper bars with whatever length of cutting cabides you prefer. Getting the bigger bar deeper into the trail seems to help the front end turn a little quicker. Also, pull up the front strap to add more ski pressure. Then start doing push-ups so you'll be able to turn the bars.

Thats why i ask i would like more bite but aint got stallone forearms lol. What about say 4" dooley carbides?

 

[Unluckydiablo]

I didn't find the 8" to be bad at all, ymmv.

 

[arteeex]

 

[VECTOR100]

 

[michael432]

run bergstom triple points---best there is

 

[michael432]

run bergstom triple points---best there is

 

[woolyviper]

carbides are kind of like skis and oil on here.

 

[YamahaFreak]

The sharper bars are very nice! and have been holding up very well for me.

 

[GT03235]

carbides are kind of like skis and oil on here.

I notice that lol

 

[nytro addict]

Woody's Dually 6" work great for stock ski's. If you don't have studs I wouldn't run 8". Then it might be hard turning.