- Location
- Great North West
Be lucky you got one. Where im from they are really hard to get. Hell the dealerships i called never even heard of a superjet, and when i say stand up they say "oh they stopped making them." then i get to correct them, its a bunch of :bs2:in the midwest.
btw i'd keep it stock at first and learn to ride it. then change out parts as you progress. bone stock is plenty fun, and reliable too!
2008 and up superjets steering cable setup is so horrible, they handle like crap, almost as bad as an octane. They are not fun to ride at all, unless you enjoy riding something that turns like a school buss. Modding the steering cable/geometry is a must! the rest of the ski is acceptable in stock form.
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