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US $659.00
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Danville, Virginia, United States

Danville, Virginia, United States
Camoplast 9010H Hacksaw Hi-Performance Trail Tracks 15in. x 136in., US $659.00, image 1
Condition:New Brand:Camoplast Size:15in. x 136in. Manufacturer Part Number:9010H Disclaimer:Stock Photo may be shown. Actual product may vary from picture.

Camoplast 9010H Hacksaw Hi-Performance Trail Tracks 15in. x 136in.
  • For aggressive trail riders, there's nothing better than running flat out against the redline down a sinuous trail; high-performance trail tracks allow you to make the most of the experience
  • Offer superb penetration for sustained traction, optimal profile for excellent handling and unrivaled braking capabilities
  • Sizes are offered to fit nearly all current makes and models
  • Choose from six profiles, including the groundbreaking Rip Saw track, and lug heights ranging from 1" to 1.352"

    • TRACKTION CONTROL SYSTEM

    • Lightweight clip design helps dissipate heat off the clips, increasing Hi-Fax performance and life
    • Track integrity is enhanced to alleviate any possibility of elongation issues
    • Studding instructions included
    • Holes are processed using a machine, providing consistent hole diameters and locations while improving safety and longevity
    • Incorporates 144 holes on a 121" track and 162 holes on a 136" track in the center belting for traction studs
    Retails for: $659.00 Your Price: $659.00

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