TRACK LUG SIZE U RIDE AROUND U.P.

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wideopenlemans

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John do u ride the same track on ur sled as u do in the mountains? Was wanting to know.I like to ride trail to the off trail. 2.25 too big? with scratchers.
well in ur case john both sleds what size!
 
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snowfan470

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2.25 is huge for any trail ridin! I'll let john answer this one...but if u like to ride a mix 50/50..i'd suggest something like 1.75
 
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wideopenlemans

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I know snowfan470 they dont get that much snow in iowa! but u forget is the u.p. my freind rides 2.25 track triple yam. 760 kit! hes rode with us. trail 20% 80% smiles. watchin everybody drive on trails.
 
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skylar

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I am almost positive that both of John's sleds, the 700 144, and his 800 159 are 2" lugs.

My 07 RMK600 155" has 2.4" lugs. I have right around 2,640 miles on mine so far, I have to ride the trails to get to the good stuff too, no missing lugs or anything, yet. LOL.
 
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cuzzinolaf

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I ride a 153" 2 1/4" lug and am OK if there is any fluff on the trails. When it is hardpacked I gotta drop the ice scratchers and keep ducking off to the sides to prevent my hyfax from burning up.
 
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snowfan470

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lol Yeah, Iowa snow does suck. Altho we have 1 ft on the ground now and the ditches out in the fields a mile or so NW of here are prolly drifted with waist high snow. I wanted my parents to come out so we could go ridin...but apparently something went wrong with the transmission in my dad's car. But neways, lol, i wasn't sayin that you can't ride with 2.25 in lugs on the trails, i was just sayin that it'd prolly be better to have around 1.75 if you ride 50% trail, 50% offtrail. If u do somethin like 75% offtrail and 25% trail, then 2-2.25 inches or so would do u better.
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And obviously, if your in the mountains....then get the 2.25.

You don't see the crossover sleds coming with 2-2.25 in lugs...they usually come with 1.75...
 
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