Has anyone bought either kits from A.D. Boivin or SCI? i'd like more info on the SCI tracks but they're working on their website and i don't really like the ones from A.D Boivin because of the stupid track design

 

NO SNOW HERE YET!!! it sucks no measurable snow as of march 1st. had to drive north for some.

 

Jeffroe,
We had snow up by us but almost all of it melted today!!! Now it's mud and soupy stuff. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]

 

here we have spots where you can see grass and others where it is like a foot deep, and its snowin now, kinda sux for the ds cuz the swingarm gets hung up n tires spin

 

Post the SCO Website,

I live near Ottawa and man this year we are buried in that dam cold white stuff. Out local ski-doo club is thinking of banning 4-wheele on their trails in the winter, claiming we do too much damage. I have seriously thought about the A.D Boivin track conversion kit but also found the track design to be a little cheesy!! I am waiting for response from the Ski-Doo clubs to see if my Baja would be considered eligable to run on the Trails. Apparently it totally depends on the Ontario Federation of Ski-Doo Clubs as they are the one that purchase the insurance for all the individual clubs. If they deem my Baja eligible I will definitly buy the track conversion Kit and finish fabricating my own ski adapter kit.

 

i really want tracks for mine but i don't like A.D. Boivins tracks and Sno Conversion Inc. has yet to resond to my emails and they seem to have the best track design but there website is under construction

 

here are some picts of my ds wit the skis on in the snow,

A.D. Boivins website and SCI's website