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good luck with the sale. thats a clean ski at a fair price :-)

i couldnt agree more. i want to like them and what they stand for, but the fact that they are so outspoken about in order to support it you need to think everything gasoline is EVIL is a little much. hard to swallow for me. i just get annoyed.

x2!! best deal and you have plenty to do other things (chinpad, dash, etc)

i would just like to point out that most of us STILL prefer all the old carbed 2 strokes from looking around this forum :smoker: lol

paint. lol

oh it can totally BE done...i just dont think at the stage its at it will be cost effective AT ALL. nor the performance they claim. i agree its a start. but thats all it is. its not the end all be all they seem to think.

was just browsing around at parts...as i do daily lol and noticed something crazy. mikuni throttle wheels. i really like the aftermarket billet ones because they give you a lot more precise fit and tension over the stocker... here are two options that i looked at just browsing around. ADA...

might want to post this in the "want to buy" section me thinks.

i would be curious in that too. with the battery bank to back up their claims it CANT be light.

sweet! i wonder how yamaha figures this will hold up. dont the cast cylinders have a tendency to crack on the exhaust port side when the compression is raised without the added support of a girdled head?

congress has banned the manufacture of 2 strokes? wtf!?

61x cyl 62t case :-)

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ill buy the xmetal off you. :-) or trade you an oem RN one if you prefer ;-)

does anyone know of any place that you can buy quality stainless steel tools? ive found screwdriver and allen wrench sets but really want some other options ie nutdriver, locking pliers that kind of thing. stainless tools are $$ but its nice to have the essentials in a waterproof case with you...

it REALLY helps to have vise grip needle nose so you can manipulate the pliars with one hand and the latch with the other without having to try to keep the barrel from spinning. once you get it semi straight just pull on it. it will straighten up as it comes through like i said. they bend pretty...

now you're talking!!!:headbang:

hmmm must just be you guys...it was dry as a bone here. o_0

its a pain. i used needle nose vise grips on the bend over connected half to hold it from spinning and then using another set of needles i bent the open end back straight as i could and just tugged on the vise grips. it straightened it out as i pulled it through the hole.

free!? lol i wish that was the case. yes, i agree with being able to hear the noises going on around you, and because of that im not going to wear it anytime im riding anything besides surf. in the surf its so loud with the ski and the water i dont think i could hear anything anyway. also...