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I spent most of Saturday's ride working on other people's sleds, but Sunday was a tee shirt ride with the old lady and it was awesome!

LOL. The mountain 4 strokes do pretty good off the trail. As good as a new 2 stroke? No, but they don't require rebuilding every couple thousand miles and are much more fuel efficient.

I still don't know why you all think it's okay to copy OEM hulls and parts but not aftermarket stuff.:thinking:

Imagine a sweet 1200 twin with another 600cc cylinder on it, would negate the extra weight eh?

Trinity hulls start at about $4500.

That's why he's a millionaire, he has a stock 650sx that he hasn't spent a dime on since 1989.

Why don't they use cageless bearings like in skidoo sled motors?

LOL, whatever floats your boat. If it were me I would have sold the ski and gone back to a SN.:fingersx: I think it's gonna be sweet as long as you don't gain too much weight over the stock hull.

Bummer... It's been really good here.

Use the parts, sell whatever you can that's left over, hack it up and throw it in the dumpster.

I figured I'd raise this thread from the dead, we've been riding since Thanksgiving.

I like my NRS john too, but I didn't pay much for it. The ankle zippers come unzipped sometimes and the shoulder straps chafe a bit on bare skin. Other than those issues it works well.

I use cold galv regularly at work, the key is applying it to a hot surface, it doesn't adhere or cover very well if you don't heat the part that is being coated.

I'd guess that it's a rear brake master cylinder guard.

If it's in Idaho, last time I did it I went to the DMV and paid them $4 to get me the current owner, addy etc.

I've thought about using something like this for a cheap and easy handhold. http://www.ebay.com/itm/2001-2002-Kia-Rio-Door-Handle-Pocket-/190353463157?vxp=mtr&hash=item2c51f35775#ht_1359wt_932

After FedEx lost a pair of door panels I shipped before they made it 35 miles I quit using them. I also hate how they don't even knock on the door when they make deliveries, sometimes I'll go to leave and find a package outside the door in the weather. Speaking of crappy shipping companies, is...

Yes. The case bolts are the same too.

UPS lost two of our very large boxes with $12,000 in custom stainless parts earlier this year, luckily they found them within a week. They disappeared in SLC.

Freeride/freestyle jet skiing will never 'blow up'. However, here's a sweet vid of the freeride E And one of the freeride 350.