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I second this.

If they are the stock metal reeds, they are probably bent. If they are carbon, you miiiiiight be lucky. With water being relatively 'non-compressible' (unlike air), the pressure from the piston moving downward will be directly applied to your thin reeds. The same thing happened to a fellow...

Price on Lexon Flywheel cover?

I know this is a month old thread, but seriously... I just wasted 10 minutes of my life reading all the garbage before this. Give us some insight on what you have to offer. To be honest, the whole Lexon-flywheel cover seems very interesting. I have yet to see any sort of price listing...

Making you own, I assume?

haha... Sorry, I skimmed over it. Keep up the good work, I am stoked that you are willing to make this for us! -Gringo

Okay, I lied. I'd take a black one instead of an unfinished one. Just for my own knowledge, any sort of ETA on a finishe one? I'm in no rush, just curious.

Put me on the list too please... I'd be down for a clear one, even an un-anodized one if you can get it out faster...

P.S. What pole do you have pictured? Is it fabricated or purchased? Keep it up, ski looks pretty sick!

I got the Waterdawgkustomz footholds and love them. I am 6' 1'' with men's size 11 feet and I have no issues with getting my feet to stay in them... They are a little more difficult to install, but definitely worth it. After installing them, I will never have another ski without footholds...

UPDATE: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE GAS TANK SHOWN IN THE LATEST PICTURES! There is a reason that the pick-ups on the standard gas tanks are from the top of the tank. I had a fuel line failure and all 3 gallons of gasoline filled my hull right next to my live battery. My heart was racing...

BTW, I am trying out Rain-X on the camera case lens to avoid the water goblets that always stick to the F'ing screen when riding... We'll see if it works...

Here is a video of a couple test runs in Wisconsin with it... I would really like to take her to lake michigan and at least throw a barrel roll or two, but it might take a couple weeks. Looks best in 1080P

The total chop on the back is about 7 inches... I don't really know if it is too much yet, but after 1 or 2 more rides I will. I was just very different from what I was used to (which it should be). Also, my steering was all sorts of messed up and I couldn't get a solid feel of the ski. I am...

After riding her for 5 hours, Carnage Report: I managed to smash her hood, Snap the carbon pole and rip most of the railing turf off... Overall, the ski performed great... If I could change anything I did, it would be to not cut nearly as much off the back. It planes out fine and doesn't...

So This was before I took her out two days ago...

Highly disagree...

And Moree...

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