SX-R Vs. Superjet

[Darkside]

I can always use more practice , but when you have rocks, I mean boulders, to one side you and Million dollar charter boats to the other side of you, who by the way, don't care if they swamp you, it gets pretty hairy getting out there. There are quite a few ski boats littering the bottom of the jettys. I have been told there are a lot of sharks in that area because the boat captains throw out the dead bait fish and cleaned fish off there boats. I have not seen any personally, but a girl just got chomped just a mile down the beach last year. It made it on Shark week last year at Miramar Beach, part of Destin. Point is, I need a reliable ski, it looks like everyone is pointing to a SJ and I am currently working on a deal on one. I appreciate everyones comments so far.

 

[FL-cracker]

^^^Yup cant go wrong with the Superjet. Your probably best off just looking for some nice big boat wakes it sounds to me, just try to find a big boat with a cool captain is the key.

 

[Darkside]

Hey Guys I found a 94 750 SXI with a complete West Coast engine setup. It's a one owner craft for $1250 with the trailer. I think I will pick this up to play around on until I find a nice superjet.

 

[RamboRosie]

I do freestyle on my sxr I have some newer pics on myspace

www.myspace.com/ramborosie

I do love my yamaha as well......

 

[Shonuff]

I love the brute force of the SX-R.

As far as jumping goes, to me it really doesn't matter as I can't land anthing. :Banane01:

 

[RoyalFlush@PCB]

Hey Guys I found a 94 750 SXI with a complete West Coast engine setup. It's a one owner craft for $1250 with the trailer. I think I will pick this up to play around on until I find a nice superjet.

Noticed you're in Ft. Walton. I'm in Panama City---let's get together and ride sometime. :biggthumpup:

 

[FL-cracker]

Hey Guys I found a 94 750 SXI with a complete West Coast engine setup. It's a one owner craft for $1250 with the trailer. I think I will pick this up to play around on until I find a nice superjet.

I would hold out for a SJ. I have ridden SXI's and I would never own one. They handle like shiot. IMO

 

[djkorn1]

If you are riding a lot of chop and aren't looking to do flips or barrel rolls, the SXR is a killer ski. It is faster, easier to ride, (definately easier to ride fast), and is real stable when jumping.

If you are looking to do flatwater freestyle or start flipping and rolling right away, the Superjet is your ski.

 

[Scorn800]

SXR all the way.

 

[Darkside]

Rosie you Rock! Nice Pics! Glad to see the Kawi boys and girls finally showed up to this thread. Royal Flush I am going to take you up on a ride as soon as I get one.I am talking to Dan(at Yamaha) about a new SJ in PC. And yes the old 750SX's are a pain, but they taught me alot about riding. I think I am going to pick up this ski just to have something to play on. Hard to beat the price. I can't make up my mind, so I will probably buy a new SJ.

 

[djkorn1]

Kawi Surfstyle!!! :woot:

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[MattSmith]

ya-i was going to say when the waves are 5 foot plus it don't matter what ski you got. you go big no matter what. In the gulf? I'd say get a superjet.