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Camoplast Ice Attack Hi-performance Trail Tracks 15in. X 136in. on 2040-parts.com

US $799.00
Location:

Toccoa, Georgia, United States

Toccoa, Georgia, United States
Condition:New Brand:Camoplast Size:15in. x 136in. Manufacturer Part Number:9029H

Camoplast Ice Attack Hi-Performance Trail Tracks 15in. x 136in.
  • Camoplast delivers traction with the revolutionary Ice Control Enhancement Technology series of tracks with sharp studs
  • A turn-key solution to performace gains and safer riding with confidence from Camoplast, #1 in traction
  • Ice Tech Series features and benefits: Factory Pre-Studded Technology, cost effective and lightweight
  • ICE RIPPER TRACKS

    • Lightweight and fully punched; fully clipped
    • Lug design based from the high-performance Rip Saw
    • Studs are strategically placed in areas of the track to provide optimum traction performance and safety in all conditions and surfaces
    • All the traction benefits of a 1.25" lug plus 256 carbide-tipped inserted studs (136" L track has 288 studs)
    • Features and benefits listed with the Ice Claw Track with a little bit extra

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