Recommended Carbides?

[flyrite]

Looking for recommendations for carbides on a 2000 Polaris 700XC.

 

[custer]

For trail riding I would say Woodys Doolys. They work well on my 02 700. My friend has about 3000 miles on his and still steers pretty good.

 

[Canuck_600]

I just got a pair of SlimJim Duallys, and they've been awesome
there's no darting at all, and they work just as well as single carbides in the tight twisty stuff
i give them a 10/10

 

[xcsp]

Check out Bergstrom Skegs at http://www.bergstromskegs.com/index.htm

Good products and Scott is a great guy to deal with!


I've used other brands, but the Bergstrom skegs hold up much better in my opinion.

 

[dooeragain]

X2 for scott & tr[ple points

 

[bankers_hours]

Agree with Bergstrom, nothing tougher than triple points.
Don't rely on email with Scott, pick up the phone and call him. May take several trys.

 

[rmk4ever]

I've had bergstrom's out last some sleds!! A little spendy but worth every penny!!!

 

[ezra]

cant remember what the brand was but the package was yellow white and black with a snow man I put them on this fall about 5 tanks of gas and they are wearing bad having to pull ski at gas stations JUNK

 

[luke_duke]

I feel that Bergstrom are the best out there. I have tried quite a few different kinds but nothing compared to the performance and the longevity of these. This is just my opinion

 

[whitedust]

Bergstroms. Don't mess with the rest a lot of junk out there. http://www.bergstromskegs.com/index.htm

 

[G]

Don't get regular Doolys. They push. The slim Jims are better but still not as good as Bergstrom's. I think if you took a vote on this matter on this site Bergstrom's would win hands down.

 

[michaeladams]

whatever you get,the more picks you have the more carbide you should have.ie,i have no picks so 4 inches of carbide works just fine.too much is just as bad as not enough.

 

[xcsp]

Flyrite, if you're interested in the Bergstrom (carbide)Skegs, best thing to do is call Scott and talk to him, tell him what you have for a sled, how many studs in the track, if any, and he'll get you what you need.

I've run his "good & ugly"carbides previously but now use the Triple Points and they work!