Camso Ripsaw II Track
15x137x1.50 / 2.86" / Two ply, Fully clipped
$1,181.99
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$1,181.99
Regular price
$1,181.99
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Camso Ripsaw II Track for Yamaha SRX600 Snowmobile
Camso Ripsaw II Track for Yamaha SRX600 Snowmobile
$1,181.99
Sale price
$1,181.99
Regular price
$1,181.99
SKU:04-6799306
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Description
All-around performer in all types of snow Designed for all-around trail performance - excellent traction on both hard-pack and loose, less-compacted snow with ride comfort features.
FEATURES
- Tapered outside lug edges for less side bite when cornering § Sharp angled lugs for excellent bite on hard-pack snow
- Cupped center and full outer lugs for traction on loose, less-compacted snow
- Lug design generates less noise for improved rider comfort on hard-packed groomed trails
Please Note
Not all tracks can be installed on all sleds without modification. The listings in the application chart fit OEM suspension, track width, length, and drive pitch only. To determine if an optional track is compatible with a particular snowmobile, you must check the bulkhead, tunnel, heat exchanger, and suspension wheel positioning for proper clearance.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 9306C
Vehicle Information
Yamaha SRX600 Snowmobile (1998-1999)
The Yamaha SRX600 is a model that made its mark in sporty street motorcycle history, primarily produced until 1997. For the 1998 and 1999 model years, the SRX600 designation refers to a Yamaha snowmobile, not the iconic motorcycle. The SRX600 motorcycle was known for its 608 cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine with a single overhead camshaft (SOHC) and four valves, delivering 45 horsepower. It was positioned as a lightweight, sporty street bike. Throughout its production run until 1997, the SRX600 motorcycle underwent significant evolutions. While there were no distinct trim levels like modern vehicles, regional variations existed, such as a 400 cc version in Japan. The chassis also evolved, transitioning from a twin-shock rear configuration to a monoshock design in later iterations. The 1991 model year introduced a new chassis type with a modern look and a box-section double cradle steel frame, updating its appearance and performance. FAQ:
Q: Does this page refer to the Yamaha SRX600 motorcycle or the SRX600 snowmobile?
R: For the 1998-1999 model years, the SRX600 refers to a snowmobile. Please use our year and model selector to confirm your vehicle.