'05 Arctic Cat King Cat horrible sounding track rubbing up front

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HiWaYman92

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track time

I have been looking at some pictures, and it looks like my track is a Maverick. Paddles have a kind of finger look to them. I would like to find a take-off or something, but I don't want to have to change any drivers or anything. I would like to be able to just throw it on. Powder Claws get good reviews, but seem very expensive. Attack 20's can be found dirt cheap... are they any good? Where does my Maverick fit into this puzzle as far as rating all the tracks? I try to stay in the steep and deep as much as possible.

 

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1M800

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I haven't ridden with a Maverick but have heard good things about them. I HAVE ridden with some attack 20's and I wouldn't recommend one. (There is a reason there are a bunch of cheap ones for sale) I still like the challenger. Just my .02.

 

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With the Attack 20 you can either stop or go, not both due to how the paddles are angled.

 

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Challenger and Maverick

The Challenger and the Maverick look very similar in photos... And imo the Powder Claw looks like an Attack 20... The Powder Claw seems to get really good reviews, but I plan on riding this sled for another year or maybe two... price conciousness leads me toward one of the other tracks.

 

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1M800

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The Attack 20 and Power claw do look similar...but from what I have heard there is no comparison!