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What's old is new, again. I hear bell bottoms are coming back, too.

:loser: it's not easy being different. Keep up the good work.

750's make a pretty good disposable bumper.

In MI we just have to get the trailer weighed, and take the weigh slip to Secretary of State with receipts for all materials used to build it. They charge a fee, and issue an identification number to affix to the frame, and a permanent trailer plate.

R/C car nuts use peroxide to whiten their faded plastic. Worth a try?

How many Superjets did Yamaha make this year? RRP will likely build 1 Rickter for every 3 2012 SJ's. They build to the market's demend, instead of stocking up their inventory (like car makers).

I usually ride flatwater, so I built myself a 148 12vane, and have a 148 18vane in the works. I have given a lot of thought to a 9 vane surf pump, but would likely never have the time to properly test it.

Use a heat gun to stretch and shape the turf into place. Once you're done, go over the whole section with the heat gun to smooth the surface, and get rid of fingerprint impressions. ( I get it so hot that my fingerprints get molded into the turf.)

Super heros are fabulous!

The newer skis don't require as much skill to do the big air tricks. When riders develop greater skills they will be able to take the newer skis to an even higher level.

I live for smooth turf. Need some? :deal:

Yep, XR-tech.com has the aluminum pump shoe for $79 and a good freestyle intake grate is only $139.

Fun video. Did I just get Rick Rolled??

seems pretty easy to me.

Is this a bootleg copy of p90x??

Two words: Stunt hull

On their wedding night, a new bride throws a pair of her jeans to her husband, and says "put 'em on". He's somewhat shocked, and points out that he's bigger, and there's no way he's going to get in her jeans. She replies:" I wear the pants around here, and you'll remember that if you ever what...

Oh good lord, no... It would be a Ricky G dream thread.

Their Blaster is in Carter's Ebay listing. The nose is shorter on the 333 ind. blaster, compared to the other conversion B1's shown. Carter obviously didn't ask to use their photo, so he should delete it to avoid missleading potential customers.

Majorpain, this is nothing new in MI. We have needed the previous owners signed title to transfer ownership for many years (pwc/boats already titled in MI). Transferring skis from outside MI is a different story. MI reverts to the records required by the state the machine is coming from.