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Thnaks button got used up, so I am pressing it again, twice, for your post. Brian

Weather is finally starting to warm up. Finally, figured I would bump this up again.

No chance it is "that easy." Ive done it. I would rather not touch one again. There is way more to making a crank "work" than you think. Brian

S&S cases(harley) are much simpler to make than the jetski cases. Smaller material and half the amount of operations. The material is small enough that the material is probably available as an extrusion and not plate. So the material cost is half again, so 25% total of what the material cost is...

I think the costs are comparable to any other top level sport, IMHO skis and ATVs are the cheapest they come for a motorized sport. Next is cars or boats at double the cost. Not of my cars or boats will do a backflip(at least succesfully) The OP should look at the pricing of "mountain" or...

I wish it were that simple. I already pay to come to work. haha

Some of the components are very expensive to produce, and reflected in the price tag.

sweet thanks

the bracket the pole pivots on, the bracket bolted to the nose. 14x1.5? You sure?

Pitch gauge anyone? Pretty please?

Does anyone know what bolt size and pitch of the Steering pole pivot bolt is? I need it for a non-pole project I am working on. Thinking 14mm bolt, but I don't know the pitch and I don't have one here to measure. Brian

I hope everything ends up ok.

Great, you putting up money to do it?

Serious?

Who did this? It sure wasn't dasa. Brian

That is ridiculous, absolutely rediculous and proves NOTHING other than ruining sh it. You think there is OE money in selling 50-200 units a year? The nerve of some people's kids. Buy one, and you do it. I'll wait for the pictures.

I'm not gonna lie, this picture actually made me throw up in my mouth.

I don't think any of those parts besides the crank bolt(after you cut off the finger drive) are usable.

I'm curious, at any point were you ....scared? Also did you notice the bushing came out of the flywheel cover?

That is...awesome. I don't even know how else to describe STANDING rust water