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Conditions Hard On Deep Lug Tracks

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During our trip to northern Ontario. I saw @ least 3 chunks of track laying on the trail (plus the usual belt debris). I'd never noticed this before up there, but then I've never seen the snow lacking like it was.

I wonder if some throttle jockeys ride the same regardless of the amount of snow, not caring how it'll damage your track.

At a road crossing east of Apsley, you should see some of the chunks of pavement from the edge of the road that guys have thrown back when crossing. And they wonder why their studs don't last :rolleyes: .
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i guy i ride with has 2 brokens studs and many bent studs. and we both installed the studs in both of our machines the same day. we have done around 1800km so far

he rides a viper 700 144 woodys
i ride a mxz 800 144 cheapys 2 stroke cold smoke studs but i have 0 broken or bent studs.lol



i always go slow across roads and if there is low snow condtions take it easy :)

he pulled over on the trail last weekend and said to me I feel something funny under my sled.It was a stud almost ripped out of the track. :withstupid:
how the heck do you get bent studs facing the front of the sled.???? he does not have reverse.????[/b]

with the brake :lookaround:
how the heck do you get bent studs facing the front of the sled.???? he does not have reverse.????[/b]

with the brake :lookaround:[/b]
and they must be loose
would they not be bent towards the back of the sled from using the brake :slick:[/b]
depends on the top or bottom of its rotation in the tunnel .top =no bottom =yes
This year has been brutal on tracks and studs. Of course having a new sled and ignoring the marginal conditions really doesn't help, but whatcha gonna do?

I just noticed today that I have about 10 torn lugs, one missing stud, and lots of severely bent studs. Oh well, I've been having a hard time not getting hard on teh gas at any and every available oppertunity.
forget about my comment on the bent studs. LMAO DUH
not to change the subject but i'll tell you what,i've found more than my fair share of ripped apart drive belts on the lakes this year. :p speed could have been a factor. :lol: :lmao:
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