- Location
- fraserburgh scotland
750 sxi roll practice
- Thread starter t2wst
- Start date
- Location
- Tri-Cities, WA
Crank the bars to the stop and hammer the throttle at the base of the wave. It will come right around. Try to look under the bond rail which ever direction your rolling and push the pole down onto the hood. I find with rolls that speed is your friend so the when the ski lands bottom side down your forward momentum keeps the boat from falling into a tail stand and the trick looking smooth. Not enough throttle and the rotation doesn't snap around and you fall off the back of the wave rather than boosting off it.
- Location
- Chicago
Lookin good. Nice to see a 750 vid.
- Location
- Pennellville, NY
Hit the steepest part of the wave so you get some pop! It will seem too steep but trust it!
- Location
- Bakersfield, CA
My Hero! I plan on trying the same thing on my 750 as soon as the balls are fortified lol.
- Location
- Arnold MO.
I will be trying again this year, I think the ski is capable with enough skill from the rider. I keep trying to buy skillz but its on backorder everywhere
N3vrSat1sfied
Military Member
- Location
- Fort Worth, TX
a 750 can certainly surf roll, Tubbies are an awesome mod for the 750 though!
Here is mine (had a 701 yamaha though) Tanner rode it and got a clean one around 59 sec.
(sorry older non HD video)
Here is mine (had a 701 yamaha though) Tanner rode it and got a clean one around 59 sec.
(sorry older non HD video)
- Location
- Bakersfield, CA
How do tubbies work for flatwater? Are they worth installing for just wake jumps?
- Location
- Tri-Cities, WA
They work great, all around improvement. They're function has nothing to do with wake jumping. Carving and stability is what they improve.
N3vrSat1sfied
Military Member
- Location
- Fort Worth, TX
^x2 Amazing for surf and great for flatwater.
- Location
- Arnold MO.
love mine, one of my best mods made to my ski
- Location
- fraserburgh scotland
its only his 4 th time on a stand up , he just had 2 straps at the back he is fitting footholds today ,i am sure he will have it round with the footholds ,i will need to tell him about the tubbies , but though he is saying he lacks intial power to get back up on plain once the ski burys itself
N3vrSat1sfied
Military Member
- Location
- Fort Worth, TX
Dang, then he will have it in no time. Id suggest Factory pipe, 8/16 swirl big hub, would be a great start for that.