icecoled007
Captain of this ship
- Location
- Colorado
I wanted to create a poll to determine how many jet skis you guys have? What is the perfect number?
I have always had two - one superjet and one SXR. It has been the perfect combination, I can carve or jump wake all in a days work. Over the years I have aquired more skis and they have some and go. Right now I have a Superjet, SXR 800 and SXR 1100. I notice that my SXR 800 never gets any use because I would always prefer riding the 1100. I am hesitant to sell my 800 because I like to keep it for my wife or friends to ride. The truth is - my wife doesnt really ride, and I dont really like letting my non-jetski owning friends to ride for free.
Three always seems like alot to haul to the lake, clean, and load/unload. The 800 ususally just ends up sitting in the garage all summer. Ive also had more than three at once, but then my garage is too crowded and I really never ride #3 & #4
I notice on here lots of guys seem to just have one really nice ski. I think that might be more ideal for the ocean - where you really only want to haul/ride one during the day. At the lake its nice to mix it up between carving and jumping - but maybe once nice A/M hull provides that for you?
I have always had two - one superjet and one SXR. It has been the perfect combination, I can carve or jump wake all in a days work. Over the years I have aquired more skis and they have some and go. Right now I have a Superjet, SXR 800 and SXR 1100. I notice that my SXR 800 never gets any use because I would always prefer riding the 1100. I am hesitant to sell my 800 because I like to keep it for my wife or friends to ride. The truth is - my wife doesnt really ride, and I dont really like letting my non-jetski owning friends to ride for free.
Three always seems like alot to haul to the lake, clean, and load/unload. The 800 ususally just ends up sitting in the garage all summer. Ive also had more than three at once, but then my garage is too crowded and I really never ride #3 & #4
I notice on here lots of guys seem to just have one really nice ski. I think that might be more ideal for the ocean - where you really only want to haul/ride one during the day. At the lake its nice to mix it up between carving and jumping - but maybe once nice A/M hull provides that for you?
. Last season got my first SJ. LOVE IT... No one rides it but me. Need to focus on basic skills and then some minor mods once I have the basics down. No need spending $$$ when you don't have the skills to exploit it. Last stand up I was on was a 1990 SN in 1992. Man is this a blast great community and great fun.
