Atv Tracks?
#1
I have a 2006 Honda rincon and I am wanting to put a set of snow tracks to get to a remote cabin. Can anyone suggest a brand and the cheapest place to get them? I live in Napa Calif. Used sets ?
Thanks a lot for any info
Thanks a lot for any info
#2
Used tracks cost $2000 around here $3000 new. You can buy a nice used snowmobile with two up seating, reverse ,electric start,hand warmers ,50 hp twin motor and cruise at 70 mph in comfort for less. I picked this up for $1500 in mint shape.
Used Sleds sell for cheap compared to ATVs.
Snowmobiles are also less to insure for some reason. Also the 3 speed auto Rincon tranny without low range may have a hard time turing 4 heavy tracks through deep snow.
Used Sleds sell for cheap compared to ATVs.
Snowmobiles are also less to insure for some reason. Also the 3 speed auto Rincon tranny without low range may have a hard time turing 4 heavy tracks through deep snow.
#4
Used tracks cost $2000 around here $3000 new. You can buy a nice used snowmobile with two up seating, reverse ,electric start,hand warmers ,50 hp twin motor and cruise at 70 mph in comfort for less. I picked this up for $1500 in mint shape.
Used Sleds sell for cheap compared to ATVs.
Snowmobiles are also less to insure for some reason. Also the 3 speed auto Rincon tranny without low range may have a hard time turing 4 heavy tracks through deep snow.

Used Sleds sell for cheap compared to ATVs.
Snowmobiles are also less to insure for some reason. Also the 3 speed auto Rincon tranny without low range may have a hard time turing 4 heavy tracks through deep snow.

people can't give sleds away around here- cheap as hell. you'd be better off with a cheap sled than fussing with tracks on an atv.
#5

cause a track isn't just going to roll in the snow like a wheel does...
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