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that would save SO much time and headache.

heres a pic of the fx-1 pump. i dont see what you are talking about. what #?

heres the link for the universal ski cover http://www.amazon.com/Grip-Rite-TARP1012-Tarp-Blue-10-by-12-Feet/dp/B0021L9CFA/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1243644200&sr=1-24

the sj rooster tail is just a small plastic piece you can unscrew. i dont know about the fx1 piece. if its connected just cut it off with a dremel. and im sure an SJ cover would fit over it as the fx1 is smaller. but it might be a little loose. you could bungie it under the ski and pull it...

how do you plan on doing that? sounds like a good idea but i dont understand how you will get pressure into it without a fitting of some sort to plug the air pump too.

new springs are nice. if its old im sure a new one will make quite a bit of difference. of course i dont use a spring at all, but if you want the pole to be lighter i would buy a new one. why would you keep the rooster tail? seems silly and more designed to give you an enema if you lean back...

personally i like it. minus the 1's. i would take them off. *shrug* but thats just me

thats a great idea but how much would it cost to get enough to fill a ski? i know the weight savings wouldnt be THAT much at all, but on the pro side, it is a LITTLE weight and its impossible for the bottles to hold water if the hull was breached, plus its cheap and i can use less foam...

thinking this will be lighter.

oooooohh....shiny. :-)

I recently read a thread to which someone responded with xft using pop bottles in the hull with/instead of foam. my knee jerk reaction was to laugh. but as i thought about it more i think that is actually a really good idea. i know a lot of people run NO foam to cut weight. that also poses a...

cause then he would make a new account to peddle his shady wares and we wouldnt know who it was until some of us got burned?

riva is a ripoff on MOST stuff. usually www.greateryamaha.com has the best oem prices.

wow thats a great deal. i just got ordered one too. :-)

NICE! came out good.

sweet! good call. anyway you slice it still a good excuse to buy tools though :-)

good excuse to buy tools :-)

i planned on using a drill press with a vise under it. probably not wise with a hand drill i suppose since being so straight is a problem.

the bit is marked and everything. i dont think it would be that hard. havent done it yet, but i plan on it. worth a shot i think. just drill slow and make sure you dont drill too deep. other than that i dont think its easy to screw up.

or just glue down a magnet and get a hi res scan of your registration and print it onto a cling sheet. ta-da all your skis are registered!! ROFL