Do the Hokey Pokey, that's really what it's all about...

 

ask about the availability of replacement parts.
ex. if a track breaks... or a ski snaps...

 

well they are made by A.D. Boivin, and they have very good quality and they are also located in quebec so i don't think it'd b much of a problem but i'll make sure to find that out 2

 

well i guess i'm the only one who really wants these, lol

i'm also thinking about studding them too, hehe [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

I've got a freind that has a set of tracks for his Banshee. General comments were lots of fun, hook up well, he had no issues getting stuck, but don't forget you lose your front brakes and your rear has to stop a lot more rotating mass and stopping can be difficult.

 

where did he get his tracks? well the whole braking thing i know about because i already have skis, and stock doms are pretty much useless in the snow