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Or prime it like a mofo!

They are amazingly stable to stand on when being towed with a long enough rope, too short is hard.

To tow a ski, somebody has to be in the tray!

I would like to buy it, find out what you want for shipping, I will pm you my details! QUOTE="ngerk, post: 2035165, member: 16747"]Bump for running on the edge of detonation

Nobody takes the hub out to lighten it as far as I know, change out the msd to a stock cdi to test, as they are known to go after a 'bunch' of years.

My Blowsion always works itself loose so I have to take the bars off to adjust and lock it, my RRP never comes loose.

That's more than a little detonation!!!

Check the squish with solder, cut the head leaving .040" minimum, pretty safe if you leave it at .050".

After 3 Ballistics and a AG, I bought 2 Battery Tender brand batteries (1 as a spare to keep at my cabin). I leave the lithium battery tender on it all winter, going on 3 years on the first one still. It is also mounted up high out of the water!

Badass!

Jose doesn't work for Rick anymore, somebody will reply though.

Ballistic wouldn't have warrantied their battery anyway, no big loss.

Superjet, heavy like most of my old girlfriends, still better than riding nothing!

Towing a ski at speed will push water thru the pump, the cylinder and into the pipe and possibly drown the motor if the pump remains in the water, so be careful of that. I have a SX230 also, great boat, the jet wash will cause issues if you plan on Towing something close behind.

Then I would take a close look the the lower rod bearing cage, looks like a cage came apart to me.

I find Supercross and motocross way more dangerous because of the higher # of injuries. Ice is safe as long as you don't hit anyone or get caught in a studded tire (that's why the rear gaurds are on). Or club rule is "do not hit the person in front of you" or its all your fault, period! Very...

Happy Birthday Jeff!

She's got the front off the ground here!p

New Years ride, quite a few hangovers, I was one but had to clean the track for everyone else. My wife's first day out this season! She quit for 8 years from a broken back and wrist, she's happy to be out again and so am I!

That's left a mark! Lol Bikes are so clean in winter, and only have to wash air filters once a season (almost!). The chain also likes life with no grit!