I give up...what do rn and sn stand for?

[dlaude6]

Ok, after searching for quite a bit, I finally decided to just ask and show my lack of knowledge (about skis, of course). I've seen it, but what does RN and SN stand for? And are there other acronyms that precede/follow the word superjet? Thanks.

Dave

 

[brett]

sn= squarenose superjet. 90-95 (ugly)
rn= roundnose superjet 96-2007
nrn=new roundnose (not universally accepted, officially) 08+

 

[Crab]

lol

 

[steveyz250fpilot]

lol

Dang! I think we need to call "Clean House" on your azz! hone:

 

[wayne]

sn= squarenose superjet. 90-95 (ugly)
rn= roundnose superjet 96-2007
nrn=new roundnose (not universally accepted, officially) 08+

hey now, don't be hating on the square.

 

[goodq]

I think there should be a glossary sticky post for all the terms. Tech FAQ maybe?

 

[dlaude6]

Ahhh, thank you very much. And thanks for the years of each, that helps to clear it up even more.

I think there should be a glossary sticky post for all the terms. Tech FAQ maybe?

And I COMPLETELY agree with that, that'd be a great idea. I'm reading all the mods people have done to their skis thinking "a picture would go well with this so I know what is what".

Dave

 

[jefster03]

i agree a glossary of terms would be great, i knew the rn sn but as far as some of the mechanical terms and parts I'm clueless

 

[Boris]

hey now, don't be hating on the square.

Why ?

Let them hate on the squares even more.

That way we can enjoy the $100 hulls while they spend all their money on making their "pretty" skis handle like our junk.
:wave:

 

[Motorheads5]

Why ?

Let them hate on the squares even more.

That way we can enjoy the $100 hulls while they spend all their money on making their "pretty" skis handle like our junk.
:wave:

I am thinking pretty hard about getting a RN

 

[hellcat66]

that rn is nice, however im down with the square also...just picked this up for $650 chex the orig pink graphics...vintage gold

 

[wayne]

good find. nice time to put footholds and a pipe on to be ready for the spring.