Description

*Pre-order now for the 2024 season. 1st batch estimated availability December 2024

The Riff Raff skis are a full-on all mountain ski for Ski Bikes.  Now made in the USA, these skis are our most versatile skis and are perfect to shred powder, blast through moguls, tour the trees, cruise down groomers, hit the terrain park, and anything else the mountain can throw at you.

The Riff Raff skis have a specific front and rear design in that the rear ski is shorter for quick response in turns, while the front ski is longer in the tip with an early rise. This enables you to float in the deepest powder as well as rip hard pack conditions. Because each ski has a slight rocker, they provide a more compliant ride in deep powder. This ski bike ski set allows you to glide (float) in the powder with speed while still being able to skid around;  you can make your turns come around easier to control your speed in tight situations and on steep slopes.   It’s the best of all worlds.  Sold as a pair.

SPECS: Weight: 6.15 lb.  Front ski length is 113cm and Tip Width of 182mm. Rear ski is 98cm with a 24 meter sidecut radius. Featuring a continuous 24M side cut radius. Waist is 143mm . The ski mount bolt pattern is 50x100mm 4-hole using 6mm bolts.  Sold as a pair.

**For information on tuning, please look at the How to Tune Skibike Skis.  For additional information on our skis, please visit the SkiBike FAQ page about 2/3 of the way down.**

***  When mounting the skis, the tip of the rear ski has “Riff”; the tail of the front ski has “Raff”.  The “Riff Raff” should meet in the center.  The “Lenz” should be at the front and rear of the bike.  For additional mounting tips, the How to properly mount the skis to your Lenz skibike might help.

*For best performance, we STRONGLY recommend you orient the knucklehead tower (the block looking thing that the front ski attaches to and the fork axle goes through) so that the angled side is facing FORWARD and the flat side is facing backward.  Please don’t hesitate to contact us for help or instructions on how to do this.  The “turning the knucklehead around” video can be found on the “How To” videos for Lenz Skibikes page.  If you order your bike with these skis, it should come assembled with the knucklehead in the correct orientation.