Track selection

Scrubs · Sep 23, 2010

Hey guys, new to the forum, but like what i see so far. Recently purchased an 07-M8 with a track thats trashed. Found a few different options for used tracks but unsure which would be the best option. Will be used for mountain riding.

option #1- 153x2.25 power claw off am 2010 HCR, 90dur? $650

option #2- 153x2.25 challenger of 08-M8, $500

option #3- 153x2.25 attack 20, $400

I know there are mixed opinions as I have read in some other threads but I can't seem to decide? Thx

sledtahoe · Sep 23, 2010

option 1

My vote would be the powerclaw forsure

clarkwinsor · Sep 23, 2010

go powerclaw!!!! the 90 dur. is the answer. i got the 80, and if mine was a little harder it would be the best track in the world!!!!!

vdo1948 · Sep 23, 2010

You will likely get a variety of opinions. What type of mountain riding? Hill climbing? Powder meadows? Boondocking through the trees? Jumping? I like the Power Claw very much though in the 80 duro. If you're looking at used you should be able to find good A20s and Challengers for 50% to 70% of the price you've noted. Then it starts to become a little more of a $$ vs performance issue.

WyoBoy1000 · Sep 23, 2010

Where do you ride. those prices on used tracks are way to high, I might have a used PC but its a 162. sold stock challengers for around 350 almost new and seen A20's for about 200. I would definitely go with the PC.

Scrubs · Sep 23, 2010

Riding a bit of everything, Prices are high cause we pretty much pay double up here in canada for some reason.

slomo · Sep 23, 2010

i bought a 149 km take off pow pow power claw for 500 in edmonton and there are a few others being advertised

mynewuseddoo · Sep 23, 2010

100% Powerclaw

fasta76 · Sep 23, 2010

I sold my 162 challenger for $150 with 500km And im in BC

Get ahold of Kurt at tracks Canada... Bought my 162 powerclaw last year for just over $800 taxes in.

http://www.trackscanada.net/

snowdingo · Sep 23, 2010

$400 for an Attack 20 (and I'm a canuck too!) is way too much! Guys were practically giving them away a few years ago. They are decent if reversed and "straightened", but not at that price!

For general mountain riding I would try and find an 80 duro powerclaw over a 90 duro.

WyoBoy1000 · Sep 24, 2010

Scrubs said:
Riding a bit of everything, Prices are high cause we pretty much pay double up here in canada for some reason.

I doubt it, location is a big factor, if the snow is wet and heavy like on the west coast, then a CE or a PC depending on rider style, I would go pc either way, in the dry fluff 80 duro PC

Scrubs · Nov 21, 2010

Went with the pc-90dur. Figured it would hold up better ditchbanging around home & still do well in the mountains.

jear bear · Nov 21, 2010

i love my 90 duro I have heard alot of bashing of the 90 duro but i think its great and some of the stuff I have climbed with it left my friends will there jaws droped

papdog7 · Nov 21, 2010

jear bear said:
i love my 90 duro I have heard alot of bashing of the 90 duro but i think its great and some of the stuff I have climbed with it left my friends will there jaws droped

like wise its mostly the rider not the sled

moderatebill · Nov 21, 2010

If you can get a brand new A20 and run it in hill climb from day one, I would go that route. If you have a lot of extra money go PC.

dre · Nov 21, 2010

1. powerclaw
2. challenger
Avoid the A 20 at all costs. Terrible in anything but deep snow. Dangerous IMO.
I unloaded one nearly new for $400 a while back.

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