137×1.5 Ripsaw Track on 2040-parts.com
Deckerville, Michigan, United States
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Camoplast ripsaw for a 137 ski doo, it has 1.5 paddles, with no rips or tears anywhere, came off of a 2015 xrs renegade, less than 1800 miles on the track.
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