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Well we could always put a seat on the ski then we wouldn't even have to stand.:Flush:

x2 You just have to decide what you're budget is. If you're looking to spend $2000-2500 or less then you should be able to pick up a well built SN, but if you can afford to spend closer to $4000 then you can pick yourself up a pretty decent RN. Definitely try to find something with as many...

More than likely you have the short one. Long ones are very rare. I would disagree. In the surf the last thing you want is a super long plate unless you're racing. As far as "inland lakes" run a short one if you're looking for top end and not looking to keep the nose planted on a rough bouy...

sweet bro. i would love to ride this thing. what kind of top speeds are you getting out of it(well your 1st one that you built)?

come on there's got to be some old timers that know a little more:wall:

So I was watching Extreme Machines on the History Channel today and they were doing a special on boats. I believe the show was made in the late 90's and part of the show was on standups. They had Lloyd Burlew riding freestyle on a roundnose. He was doing your typical flatwater tricks with the...

hey mike. ever sell that wakeboard boat of yours? I'm looking at getting one. what do you suggest? I'm thinking a 2000-2003 Super Air Nautique. I want a V-Drive that throws a killer wake for around 25k and that's what I'm thinking is my best bet. let me know what ya think. thanks man.

Hey count me in Mike. Maybe gil will let me ride my old ski and the ski can finally be ridden to it's full potential. :biggrin:

RIP Louie

God Bless Louie.

Oh by the way Lee I got the parts on friday. They look great and thanks for the super fast shipping.

Sounds good Lee. I went ahead and shot him an email through PWCToday so I'll wait to see if I hear back from him. I rode with Davo425 one weekend up here in MS and I know he's pretty good friends with Bill so I'll give him a shout also and see if he can give Bill a ring for me. All I got to...

Right on. Thanks for the heads up.

Yeah that's what I was thinking. Would you happen to know if Billy Dearman is going to be out there this year? If so would you happen to know him personally? He lives only about an hour away from me in Mississippi and I figured if he had a big race trailer he might be able to fit an extra...

Looking for someone from the southeast to help get a ski that I am buying from Havasu back to the southeast. I live in Mississippi, but would be willing to drive pretty much anywhere in the southeast to meet you so you wouldn't have to go out of your way. I figured there are plenty of people...

Now I know the bolt sizes are different and everyone always talks about drilling out the holes on the 61x manifold or using inserts on the 62t cylinder, but occasionally someone will bring up the fact that the ports don't match up properly. Is this true? I wasn't able to find much discussion...

Hands down Rolls Axle makes some of the nicest aluminum trailers you can buy. They used to only make boat trailers, but they have recently begun making PWC trailers. Check em out: http://www.rollsaxle.com/bronze_line.htm Definitely not cheap, but not as expensive as the $5000 one that was...

Just to go ahead and clarify avgas is 100 octane low lead fuel(100LL) not 110 octane fuel. I'm sure you already figured that out by some of the replies, but I figured I would clear it up anyways.

Also if you put carabiners on both ends then you can use it as a tow rope also. I second the SS hardware. Even that galvanized steel will rust pretty quick.

Haha. Come on mike. I saw you ride my b1 around a bouy course. You have to agree it's very far from a couch or you need to admit to not being able to ride a couch.:swordfight: