- Location
- South Florida
45 pounds is shockingly light.
hey man your posts on the prices say inc gst which i assume is your local tax, if your exporting this shouldnt be applicable, as local taxes would be paid at the country being imported to by the importer, so what would the prices be based on that
The XS1's bottom deck is incompariable to no other!
"The XS1's bottom deck is compariable to no other!
Originally based on the 08 Superjet without bolt-on tubbies.
It was designed and moulded to improve all styles of riding,
where it be surf riding, flatwater freestyle, rec use and stability
at high speeds!
For the surf, the chines dish in before the front lip to
improve pearling issues when riding down waves & they also
prevent back-splash in conjunction with the slimline front
rail.
The Ride plate lengths can be adjusted to size to accommodate
your riding style, weight and manuverability.
For Flatwater freestyle, the rocker was raised, and the V-
beam was lowered and widened 2" while changing the chine
angles to accomodate the width difference.
The aggression of the chines at the front were reshaped &
smoothed outward to improve nose drop and water dissipation
during a setup wake.
The new intake "stuffer" design allows easier lead-in flow,
while widening it at the same time to improve pump pressure
vs. volume from a kawasaki 140mm pump, up to a 148mm magnum.
The total width is now the same as on 08 Superjet with added
sponsons, while the total length can vary between 1950m and
2150mm.
Photos including the bottom deck will be online later today!"
Thanks for the comment and you nailed the reason the design was marginally altered.These new hull pics are different from the first one posted but it really just was unnecessary material there taking up weight and most importantly area for body movement while riding..
'gorgeous looking hull'.
Pump tunnel looks a little small for big cc flatwater skis, IMO
absolutely! this is what we are currently working towards.Need some video with different power plants...O