RRP pole on RN Superjet ?'s

[slvrlkjeep12]

Okay I just Bought my 99 RN superjet this past weekend :Banane01:, and I Would like to install my RRP pole, but when I bought the pole I was planing on running it on my Kawi. So when I looked at buying the new bushing for it there are two diffrent options. Does anyone have any recomendations on which bushing and also anything else I should get for installing this pole?

Thanks!

 

[Big Kahuna]

do you have the bracket for it or are you using stock bracket??

 

[slvrlkjeep12]

I was going to use the stock Bracket, are there any advantages to using the RRP bracket?

 

[Big Kahuna]

yes, for one it is lowered, which will make you ski handles much better than it does now, also gives you more leverage when doing nose stabs and or rolls.

 

[slvrlkjeep12]

What about strengh is it any better. Are most guys running the aftermarket bracket or stock. I do plan on keep the factory hood and nose peice, for one I like the look better and also its much cheaper to do so!

 

[waterfreak]

What about strengh is it any better. Are most guys running the aftermarket bracket or stock. I do plan on keep the factory hood and nose peice, for one I like the look better and also its much cheaper to do so!

If you keep the stock hood, then I suggest keeping the oem bracket

 

[slvrlkjeep12]

What about the bushing though and the quick steer, bolt spacer, or the chin pad support?

 

[wydopen]

lowered bracket for sure..and quick steer is the FIRST mod you should do..

 

[slvrlkjeep12]

Does anybody know what bushings to use though?

 

[wydopen]

Does anybody know what bushings to use though?

i think there are ones for running a stiff pole(lame) and ones for using a springy pole (cool)..so do yourself a favor and use the ones for a NON stiff pole so you can actually ride your ski okey:

 

[Ross_C]

or you could run the stiff pole and do no handed backflips...but what ever

 

[oxnard111]

or you could run the stiff pole and do no handed backflips...but what ever

i got yelled at by JK this last weekend for having my pole stiff... He made me loosen it before I rode. :notworthy:

 

[Ross_C]

hahaha...I belive that.

 

[wydopen]

or you could run the stiff pole and do no handed backflips...but what ever

tricks are for kids :bananalama:

 

[slvrlkjeep12]

But if you run it stiff don't you have to worry about breaking the mount?

 

[djkorn1]

If your not doing no-handers...I don't see the point in the stiff pole? Is there any other advantages?? I can't ride for sheeot with one. :sadwavey:

 

[Jawbreaker]

If your not doing no-handers...I don't see the point in the stiff pole? Is there any other advantages?? I can't ride for sheeot with one. :sadwavey:

Once you ride with a stiff one awhile, you get better at it and it doesn't bother you... (that's what I told her anyways) lol

 

[slvrlkjeep12]

Well I would eventually like to be able to do a no-hander Backflip, I would like to do a back flip by the end of this summer!:splatt: but I am thinking that I am going to go with the regular bushings for now!

 

[subnsxr]

this stiff pole is the only way to go, you almost don't even notice it after a while. I'm running the RRP lowered bracket with the 2 hole tube setup, it allowed my to lower my hood.

 

[Ross_C]

It took me a while to adjust to the stiff pole...at first it feels really unnatural. But you get used to it. However, I would not reccomend it at this point. I only run it stiff to be able to do the no handed stuff, and you don't need to run it stiff even for that but it helps.