New member... What stand up should I buy?
- Thread starter Evansco
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WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
Man that seat is straight up redneck right from harbor freight,I gots to git me one doze fer my three hundead.
SJ/XPBri
Just SJBri = no more XP
- Location
- Northern, NJ
Anyone know if he used a special freestyle sharpie marker to write his registration numbers on his hull?
Bri
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WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
- Location
- Alabama
Sorry its a special marker only for 300sx riders,you superjet riders are out of luck.
steveyz250fpilot
Banned
- Location
- Huntsville, Alabama
That's one of those Missouri hillbillies from the Lake of the Ozarks. I think homeboy had been watching too many episodes of Hawaii 5-0 and was trying to hook himself up with some cool outriggers.:cheer:
bit
Rider Mod Needed
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- Catfish, NC
I guess since I succeeded in get this thread completely OT I will try to help answer your question. Since you are just starting out more that likely you will be looking for a good all around recreational ski. True? That means a ski that has a decent top speed, will turn decently, jump waves, and you can learn basic tricks on it. The 750s and 800s turn better than an SJ and the 800 has a better top speed. Other than that the SJ out performs the Kawasakis in everything else. I would suggest you buy an SJ now and learn to ride. It will always be a great rec ski and there is a ton of room to grow as a freestyle ski. If you decide you like racing and turning better, the SJ holds its value very well and you will not loose much or any money if you sell in favor of a 800SXR.
Just my $0.02
Just my $0.02
Sorry guys, I bought a 1994 Kaw 750sx... It's seemed clean for a 1994... and the price seemed decent, I took a compression guage after reading other posts other than this one
.... both had 150. The carb was rebuilt this year and seals and ring rebuild done last year. It started right up. It came with a nice trailer. I paid 1600 for the combo, the guy said the trailer was actually a 2 place trailer.
This model has oil injection, also from reading on this site, it appears a lot of people don't like oil injection. What do I need to do to delete the oil injection so I can premix my fuel?
.... both had 150. The carb was rebuilt this year and seals and ring rebuild done last year. It started right up. It came with a nice trailer. I paid 1600 for the combo, the guy said the trailer was actually a 2 place trailer.This model has oil injection, also from reading on this site, it appears a lot of people don't like oil injection. What do I need to do to delete the oil injection so I can premix my fuel?
bit
Rider Mod Needed
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- Catfish, NC
You will need to buy a oil pump block off plate. If you look down the front of the engine you will see the little pump. Just unbolt it and put the plate in its place. Make sure you cap the inlet on the intake and you are ready for premix.
Congrats on the buy. Let the fun begin.
Congrats on the buy. Let the fun begin.
sxi steve
Life's short, have fun.
- Location
- Clinton Twp, MI
:haha: FUNNY NERD-MOBILE, GREAT PICS!!! :haha:
I currently ride a Kawasaki 750SXI Pro and like it. I always rode Kaws for some reason. The next one will be a Superjet (to diversify) for my 11 year olds son if he get's into jetskiing when he is of age. He is a fisherman nutcase right now, eeek, well see. I'd say purchasing either a Kaw or a Yami, you'll be having a great time! :biggthumpup:
I currently ride a Kawasaki 750SXI Pro and like it. I always rode Kaws for some reason. The next one will be a Superjet (to diversify) for my 11 year olds son if he get's into jetskiing when he is of age. He is a fisherman nutcase right now, eeek,
well see. I'd say purchasing either a Kaw or a Yami, you'll be having a great time! :biggthumpup:
bit
Rider Mod Needed
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- Catfish, NC
Does the ski have any mods? A scoop grate, impeller of choice, and 0* bars would be a great start. Remember to let the ski do all the work. A lot of beginners wear themselves out trying to work to hard. Other than that my only tip is get out there and ride. The more you do the better you get.
bit
Rider Mod Needed
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- Catfish, NC
Nice ski
sjetrider
615 Freeriders are addicted to T1 madness.
- Location
- in the 615 (Nashville)
You did fine on pricing it appears, you should be able to get that out of it later this year when you sell it to buy a Superjet no problem:biggthumpup:
sxi steve
Life's short, have fun.
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- Clinton Twp, MI
Nice ski
Good job on the find and nice ride! First mods: turn plate, handlebar, grips, and chinpad, IMO. And grate, rideplate, prop. Now you're all set. Oh, you can keep your thumb throttle.
Hey, I'm old school, been riding since 1988. Most guys have finger throttle. I can ride both throttles, I just feel better with thumb. :biggthumpup:
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bit
Rider Mod Needed
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- Catfish, NC
I am with Steve on this one. It took a few hours to get used to the finger throttle on my SJ but I can do both now without thinking about it. It is not worth the trouble to change.
