hey, I have been sledding now for about 4 yrs, my first sled was a spring order zr 600 efi, (01), sold that last spring and ordered my F7 sno pro, have about 200 miles on it, scary fast and corners like its on rails once I got used to her. What I am wondering about is studs, I am thinking about studding her but I kinda want to hear about the pros and cons, does anyone have any input? like how long they usually last, do they rip out alot?
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I don't ride a sled without studs anymore. There is just way too much ice on the trails the last few years. My F7 is in for studs right now after the break in, I was shooting across a lake last week and tried to stop. No way that was going to happen. Depending on where you ride, studs are a no brainer now. If you ride in powder, they are going to do crap for you. I haven't had too many rip out, but have had a few break. Anyway, I'm no expert, so hopefully someone else will chime in.
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Don't ride without them... safety first.
kj
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Im putting in this pattern, wouldnt ride without em. I ride pretty aggressive and any braking on snowpacked roads and icy trail corners are more easily negotiated. I've never had any problems throwing studs, its all in how you treat em.
http://www.studboytraction.com/firecat_102.htm
http://www.studboytraction.com/firecat_102.htm
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My first year studding as well.
I did my F7 SnoPro and went ahead and did my ZR600 as well.
What a difference. I guess you don't know what you are missing out on till you do it.
The sled hooks up incredibly now, and holds tight in the icy corners.
Kevin
I did my F7 SnoPro and went ahead and did my ZR600 as well.
What a difference. I guess you don't know what you are missing out on till you do it.
The sled hooks up incredibly now, and holds tight in the icy corners.
Kevin
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