Polaris aftermarket mountain tracks, part 2

Need a new track for your Polaris mountain sled, but don't know where to look for help. I review the most common aftermarket tracks for you Polaris mountain sled. Also talk about track performance and durability to help you make the best choice possible for your sled and needs.

[@mikegatherall3774]

Running peak 2.5 in NL - works good in our conditions and seems fairly tough

[@mountainsleddergarage8627]

The Camso peak track has been out for a good 10 years. Came on some Yamaha mountain sleds back when Yamaha actually made their own sleds. It never really caught on to be a very popular track. I’m glad you like it

[@machine7767]

Great video. Are there many track options for sleds with 2.86 pitch drivers, or is a guy better off changing drivers? If changing drivers, would you recommend 3.0 pitch or 3.5 pitch drivers?

[@mountainsleddergarage8627]

Composit makes a number of their tracks in 2.86” pitch. Here’s a link to their mountain tracks, you can see which style and lengths come in 2.86.
compositsnowmobiletracks.com/tracks-by-types/mountain-snowmobile-tracks/

[@mikegatherall8420]

Coastal low mountain riding so not always powder ...in champagne powder choice would be different...

[@JonasAndsjoen]

I have CE Saw 2.5, love that track for more setup snow here in norway. But sometimes lugs are abit short in more powdery deeper snow. Do you think a M700 will be a good compromise?

[@mountainsleddergarage8627]

Yes, I think it would be a great track for your conditions. For anyone who doesn’t want or need a 3” track. Riding half powder and half more set up snow it’ll be very good.

[@JonasAndsjoen]

@@mountainsleddergarage8627 thx for reply! Appreciate it.