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Sides first, especially with footholds.

We make it as expensive as we want. The sky is the limit, but the entry level is very affordable. A decent SN might run $1500. If that's fun for you, enjoy it.

Oh my.....Anything would have been an improvement over the before pictures.

What!?! Don't be a wuss. I've swapped tracks on two sleds in 3hrs. Yes, both at the same time! Sleds are wonderful toys.

Enter the all new Yamaha Ice Breaker 760. Let's see a Spark do that!

Wow, I bet it's totalled.

You had to be a magician to get anything to fit. :wizard:

I can't wait for it to be called ANYTHING but a stunt hull. The name is tainted.

Wow GilGoesRound!!! All that training really paid off.

I try not to. I'm too busy building $40,000 Quadskis.

$40,000

If you're not riding trails, you might want to look at new tires for your current rims. I have WTB Graffiti 2.2 tires on Sun rims with Deore hubs for my GT Pantera for riding around town. Some panier bags would be a good investment, too.

Darkwater, Scott works with me. He's doing a great job, too. And yes, $40,000 is the approx. price. It may not be the fastest couch OR the best trail machine, but it fills a niche for some well heeled buyers. More vehicles are in the works, and the price go beyond $1M for this one: How...

http://www.abc12.com/video?clipId=7987274&autostart=true I build the hulls and body parts for the Quadski. It's real.

Wow, there's a lot of youngsters here now. I've been riding for 24yrs. Most people I hang with say I only look 26, though.

Rickters have core in them, too. Choosing the right core for the application is key. I use a few different types of core material on a daily basis at work. Some are structurally very rigid, and some are more flexible. Your choices vary a lot, depending on what you're trying to accomplish...

What type of core do you have? How is your test panel failing?

X2 Chamfer the bar clamps.

FYI: the marine paints are formulated to be "anti-fouling", but they don't differ much from automotive paints. The marine paints are intended for boats that stay in the water for long periods of time. They have copper in the paint, to prevent algee etc. from growing on the hull.

Cometic will cut custom gaskets.