Buy Stud Boy YAM-S2524-45 Shaper Bars 4.5in. in Danville, Virginia, United States, for US $84.95

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Stud Boy YAM-S2524-45 Shaper Bars 4.5in.

The first major breakthrough in wear bar technology since the 1950s

Unique corner-carving hourglass design yields better control at speed with no increased steering effort

Better tracking on trails - hourglass wear bar shape catches snow from ski sides to make steering more positive

Average of 1' - 2' tighter turning radius in soft snow conditions

20% lighter than conventional 1/2" diameter round wear bars

Zinc-plated for corrosion resistance

Lifetime wear rate is nearly equal to current round and square wear bar types

Manufactured by Stud Boy

Designed and tested by USI

Sold in pairs

SHAPER 4.5"

4 1/2" of 60° cutting carbide
Two 1 1/2" carbide wear pads

SHAPER 6"

6" of 60° cutting carbide
Two 1 1/2" carbide wear pads

SHAPER 7.5"

7 1/2" of 60° cutting carbide
Two 1 1/2" carbide wear pads

SHAPER 9"

9" of 60° cutting carbide
Two 1 1/2" carbide wear pads

Retails for: $84.95 Your Price: $84.95

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