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man i gotta get into some waves like that !!!!

hurry up fool. dont make me come back !

ya that thing was ironically a perfect fit for FL surf! i rode it on one cylinder and still loved it! does not ride anything like most tiny flatwater hulls. Tem is a killer surf rider but that thing will do exactly what you want it to do and no surprises!

a beater crusty pipe of any sorts aftermarket will be heaps better than modified stock brick. lots of old raider, blaster, sn 650, and even some kawi stuff can work for you!

today was fun even though it wasnt ideal lots of big steep faces tho. you can always bum a ski at daytona :) just show up

ya that place was by far the best waves ive ever ridden and that video felt like i was there again :) all you guys shred !!!

that'll make you feel a lot older fast. bummer

Lee could backflip a jon boat

really feel for you :( that looked like a big wacking! makes me hurt watching it. hope you recover well man

ya budday! ken and all his camera gadgets! good vibin' and portrayal of the scene. we are quite lucky

rivets 3/16"

my measurements are based from the pump shoe forward. cutting the center a little farther back is just to get the rocker started earlier for the best flow and transistion. also allows a couple inserts in the engine bay to be kept (battery)

looks great! as for shaping that hunk of foam there are many methods but dont be afraid to cut too much as you can always just mix up more foam and apply it with a paint brush real evenly to just build up where you went to far. an electric hot wire or even a long blade on a sawzall can do the...

sweet! post up pics :) 550s are a blast to ride in the surf and always will be. sometimes its more fun to shred a stock old ski and see how well you can manuever it in tricky surf since its all based on rider input and balance and not motor or pump capabilities

the stuff they send you is garbage for one and the amount of work you do to make them fit you could just glass over your cut open and widened tray and be way better off running some RRP holds. BOB quality is a joke and by no means worthy of being in an FX! imma slap Mark

yes i mocked up a RN one with the sides cut off and its pretty close. i could lay you one up a little thin too so you can tweak it a little if needed

6 oz is really lightweight stuff but good if you need it to lay smooth and contour well. 11 oz is pretty user friendly still and is pretty strong stuff 20 oz is very strong and great for structural buildup but quite difficult to wet layup. if vac bagging no problem and will contour well dont...

thanks ill fix that. 2 layers of biax and epoxy is stronger than stock SMC garbage at 3/8" thick !!!! ive tested this well in the surf :) I would suggest that you use about 3-4 layers biax with epoxy during install and you will drop 5.5 lbs overall on the RN. On the SN you will drop even...

hahahaha

well im a little scared to sell one now with that trend, but i sell these for $600 no liner or $700 with liner. can also be made to buyers specs (layup).