OEM Plastic Ski |
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OEM Plastic Ski |
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The steel ski will deflect better on impact when sharp objects are under the snow. |
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Polaris Plastic
Ski Caught while loading on trailer |
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Ski-doo Plastic
Ski Found debris on the trail |
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Yamaha 2001 New Ski Design
Photos compare a new and used ski showing the wear pattern. Now that the wear rod is exposed the snowmobiler will have to buy new skis to regain the benefits of the original design. |
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Ski-doo Precision Ski - New New ski and rod |
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Ski-doo Precision Ski - Used Used ski with new rod (1600 miles). To see how much plastic has worn away, compare the silhouette of this used ski to the silhouette of the new ski (photo above). |
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Ski-doo Precision Ski and Carbide - New | |
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Ski-doo Precision Ski - Used with the Same New Carbide
Using the black line as a reference point, you can see how much plastic has worn away. Used 1600 miles in 2002 in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. |
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Yamaha Plastic
Ski Sudden stop! You think? |
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Arctic Cat
Ski Woody's 8" Carbide 1998-1999 - Used 550 Miles in Northern Wisconsin in 8"-10" of powder with, of course, little or no floatation. Note the wear on the ski on each side of the wear rod... despite the fact that all carbide is still there. |
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Dollar per mile, Bergstrom Skegs are the best value on the market...Period! |
Sand Slurry test
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