- Location
- TN
I know there is a review in the general section but the discussion should be started here for everyone to easily find.
Let us know what you think on the Rok R...
Let us know what you think on the Rok R...
Custom/Hybrid Rok R (please stay on topic this is about the hull not ur experience/beef with Jeff)
- Thread starter wrighteous
- Start date
I think it looks like something from ten years ago just shorter. I have seen two up close. Nice finish.
The hull extentions that are need to make it work right seems like an afterthought or somebody elses idea.
I am a fan of most of the products WDK makes. I am sure a second generation rokr is in the works.
The hull extentions that are need to make it work right seems like an afterthought or somebody elses idea.
I am a fan of most of the products WDK makes. I am sure a second generation rokr is in the works.
- Location
- alberta, canada
I will hopefully have mine soon. I will send pics and everything.
- Location
- Midwest
I'd like to see it with adjustable footholds if a second generation Rok-r is underway
- Location
- TN
That would be easy enough to do by modding existing Rok r.
I just got my Rok R in and its bout to go to Toby's fo some front foothold and turf action!
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I just got my Rok R in and its bout to go to Toby's fo some front foothold and turf action!
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FlightPlanDan
Don'tTrustAfartAfter50
- Location
- Crescent Beach, FL
Don't know if it applies..
I rode Sanoman's ROK when he visited a while ago. (pre-freak).
As an sj rider I find it hard to make any kind of judgement when it comes to AM hulls. Not because of the hulls, but because of the extreme power plants that they often contain.
Don's ROK had reasonable x-scream power and I rode it in surf.
It took some getting-used to, but I thought it was great. Could not make it pearl, turned on a dime, lots of room in the tray.
I felt that it would be a great surf boat. I know nothing of flat water.
I rode Sanoman's ROK when he visited a while ago. (pre-freak).
As an sj rider I find it hard to make any kind of judgement when it comes to AM hulls. Not because of the hulls, but because of the extreme power plants that they often contain.
Don's ROK had reasonable x-scream power and I rode it in surf.
It took some getting-used to, but I thought it was great. Could not make it pearl, turned on a dime, lots of room in the tray.
I felt that it would be a great surf boat. I know nothing of flat water.
- Location
- TN
Got me one may be a while until I assemble it tho.
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chadman154
#Itsonlymoney !!!!!
- Location
- Dirty south
Is Jeff still making these??? Havent heard anything in a while.....
SuperHumanJetski
keep it simple
- Location
- Grand Rapids Michigan
Bad ass Jetski.
SuperHumanJetski
keep it simple
- Location
- Grand Rapids Michigan
Disregard. Need 6 posts for full activation
SuperHumanJetski
keep it simple
- Location
- Grand Rapids Michigan
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SuperHumanJetski
keep it simple
- Location
- Grand Rapids Michigan
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SuperHumanJetski
keep it simple
- Location
- Grand Rapids Michigan
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SuperHumanJetski
keep it simple
- Location
- Grand Rapids Michigan
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- Location
- Lake Orion, Michigan
Hopefully DarkWater will chime in here.
I had the chance to check one of these out in person over the weekend at his place.
I am more then impressed with the hull and its quality - thing had a beautiful fit and finish.
VERY light to... supposedly 43 LBS without hood. Can't wait until he builds it to give it a try.
Short in length and fat in width - looks like an awesome freestyle machine.
Footholds were not turfed yet on it, but from what I felt / saw, they would quickly become my favorite off all time (next in line with the old school XFT footholds).
I hope he takes me up on the offer - I really want to drop my XS1200 in it and see how it handles :bananajump:
I had the chance to check one of these out in person over the weekend at his place.
I am more then impressed with the hull and its quality - thing had a beautiful fit and finish.
VERY light to... supposedly 43 LBS without hood. Can't wait until he builds it to give it a try.
Short in length and fat in width - looks like an awesome freestyle machine.
Footholds were not turfed yet on it, but from what I felt / saw, they would quickly become my favorite off all time (next in line with the old school XFT footholds).
I hope he takes me up on the offer - I really want to drop my XS1200 in it and see how it handles :bananajump:
- Location
- Lodi
Those foot holds are the bomb when turfed right.
- Location
- alberta, canada
hope this helps
DarkWater
Down Side Up
- Location
- waterford, MI
Personally i think this hull is beautiful, i had plans on painting something elaborate, but now that I see her in plain white i might just leave it.
Over all quality is top shelf.
The adjustable ride plate is sweet, and simple.
I cannot wait to turf the footholds in, I've actually had dreams about it.
Hood hooks are genius.
Carbon hull with epoxy primer.
Hull as it sits 46 lbs
Hood 7 lbs
Over all quality is top shelf.
The adjustable ride plate is sweet, and simple.
I cannot wait to turf the footholds in, I've actually had dreams about it.
Hood hooks are genius.
Carbon hull with epoxy primer.
Hull as it sits 46 lbs
Hood 7 lbs
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swannysxr
Site Supporter
- Location
- Lake orion, MI
I got to see this hull in person, fit and finish are awesome. Pics don't do it justice. Can't wait to ride it, if Joe let's me..lol
- Location
- South Florida
Wow. The footholds are pretty much the entire tray. Freestyle specific as you can get.