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Kawasaki SX-R vs. Yamaha SuperJet vs Krash Comparison
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Kawasaki SX-R vs. Yamaha SuperJet vs Krash Comparison
Kawasaki SX-R vs. Yamaha SuperJet vs Krash Comparison
- Thread starter Jetdrift
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Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
These mph numbers of the krash skis cannot be right? Or is that the speed you hit when the ski bucks you off? 
This "jetdrift" site is garbage. I dont think the person who writes for them has ever ridden a standup or any skiThese mph numbers of the krash skis cannot be right? Or is that the speed you hit when the ski bucks you off?
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Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
I wouldn't say it is garbage. Nice to have all of the specs in one place.
CD155MX
Squirrel!!!
- Location
- Alta Loma, CA
Agreed w/ @Quinc
I sent the link to a few friends that ask me about standups. Gives them good info in an organized fashion that helps them begin to understand the sport. Then gives me a good jumping off point to go into more detail with them.
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bored&stroked
Urban redneck
- Location
- AZ
More like they write for the general market who don't know ski's very well. Just because it doesn't cater to you doesn't mean its basura
Thank you for the feedback from both sides. Yes, we are writing mainly for the public and beginners.
We would like to create a basis where they can start their research.
Beyond the articles, we have some useful tools like a model browser and comparison tool,
rental locator and marina/boat ramp locator.
(And we're working on new tools as well.)
Top speed numbers of Krash models: we got the specs directly from the manufacturer.
Keep up the good work. I am sure someone here would be happy to be a guest editor/writer for more advanced topics. For now the topics are perfect for a beginner looking at skis. I really like your size comparison since you hardly see some of these models side by side.
Regarding the Krash skis. There are a lot of people that have experience on this site regarding them that is a bit less colored, granted there are some haters but most see them as a good way to get into the sport at a higher level for a reasonable price, they however, like all skis, have some quirks that user experience can only discover. It may be worth asking for feedback in a thread and you can use it as long term review, pooling the rider experiences onto one article.
If you wanted some reviews I would post in the review section asking for a review for those that have at least 6 hrs of tray time. I would also ask the reviewers to review it mostly compared to the finance-able skis like the SXR and Superjet. A comparison to other aftermarket skis would also be useful but it seems you like to highlight current production skis that are available in RTR condition.
Something else I have seen that works well is drop the highest review and lowest review to remove the loudest critic/fanboy from your article, it should help to balance the article a bit assuming you have enough reviews to afford dropping two.
Keep it up.
Regarding the Krash skis. There are a lot of people that have experience on this site regarding them that is a bit less colored, granted there are some haters but most see them as a good way to get into the sport at a higher level for a reasonable price, they however, like all skis, have some quirks that user experience can only discover. It may be worth asking for feedback in a thread and you can use it as long term review, pooling the rider experiences onto one article.
If you wanted some reviews I would post in the review section asking for a review for those that have at least 6 hrs of tray time. I would also ask the reviewers to review it mostly compared to the finance-able skis like the SXR and Superjet. A comparison to other aftermarket skis would also be useful but it seems you like to highlight current production skis that are available in RTR condition.
Something else I have seen that works well is drop the highest review and lowest review to remove the loudest critic/fanboy from your article, it should help to balance the article a bit assuming you have enough reviews to afford dropping two.
Keep it up.