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the way i see it. you can lead or you can follow. ski clinic follows. steve is at least trying.
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I don't know who you would assume they're following.
But hey at the end of the day we are doing stuff on 900 hurricanes that no one is even doing on 1200 backie chan #fact. so believe what u want, I'll just be hang out above the water inverted.
This sure is a cold day at work for me here in California at Bob hull headquarters. Lol
But hey at the end of the day we are doing stuff on 900 hurricanes that no one is even doing on 1200 backie chan #fact. so believe what u want, I'll just be hang out above the water inverted.
This sure is a cold day at work for me here in California at Bob hull headquarters. Lol
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True on the engine size thing, but most are doing more on a sub 800cc motor chan than most are doing on a hurricane o.0 .....
Vids or gtfo. Haven't seen a single chan flip from idle, do more than two flips, 540, or 360 to flip. #morefunfacts
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- Discovery bay
My goal with the chan was to build a affordable good riding hull that can do it all...... And if you ask 51 out of the 52 we sold so far this year they will tell you we knocked it out of the park....
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- Discovery bay
And after getting good input all year... We new what we needed to do to turn it into a flat water monster and that how the phantom came and also found out what we needed for a surf ski the huck..... And the chan just the most affordable great riding all around hull
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52, pics or gtfo lol. So even if u did sell 52, not one of them has done anything decent? Thought this hull was supposed to change the game and be the next big thing and turn heads......
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- Valley Springs, CA
Reason I say sub 800cc bro
Pretty sure I still haven't seen anything decent for that motor size.
But your missing my point.
chad256
BOB'n on a budget
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- Oroville CA
A more even comparison would be to compare the 10th bob hull built to the 10th chan hull built. lol
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- Valley Springs, CA
http://youtu.be/K2zh4E_XqNQ
Post a vid of a sub 800cc hurricane doing something similar. U are missing my point bro. Yes hurricane makes a great competition hull, chan for one is not strictly comp, more along the lines of rec. I didn't want to involve myself in this useless jibberish but I felt obliged to post my opinion
Thanks for basically admitting my hull can do more than yours.
if I wanted to be stable and nose low I'd ride my kawi 1200 triple.
Ive seen less then 800cc flip a chan with ease, and not with some tiny rider either.
dont know if there is vid or not so you're going to have to take my word for it.
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Thanks for basically admitting my hull can do more than yours.
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So your saying a hurricane 900 I'd better than a 1200 chan. But under 800 the chan is better..... Am I correct?
Cause Eli was doing flops from idle and 11 set combos on his first hurricane and that motor cubed out at 827, so I guess those 27 cc's must have been full of magic.... My bad...
Byeai
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- Melbourne FL
He did not say anything about a 900 hurricane being better than a 1200 chan he said hurricanes in general are directed at compition and chans are not strictly comp
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WILKEY
SO FAR CHANGE SUCKS!!!!!!
Lmfao. You all have some serious ego issues.....
Read posts #83 and then #84
swapmeet
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So... while we're being awesome using hash tags on a forum and making comparisons... Lets review some actual facts. (Not just BS that you want to make sound more believeable by typing #fact next to it.)
The Ski Clinic made the first Gen BOB and it was a very progressive product at the time. It was made to be a inexpensive AM hull that could filp, and was never known for doing much else VERY good. It wasn't terrible though. I'm not making this up.... ----> http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/81048-BOB-Review <--- BOB review by Ross Champion 7/2010 NUMBERSIGN REAL FACTS NUMBERSIGN OMG HASHTAGS
Most importantly... The 1st Gen BOB was the Ski Clinics 1st attempt at building AM hulls... Now stick with me here....
How many years ago was that? 4? 5?
How many Hulls ago was that? Hundreds?
The Chan is the first product out of the gate from Trendsetterz... and you're comparing Steves first ski (That isn't designed to be a competition ski) to the 4th hull revision in something like 5 years from the Ski Clinic?
Heres the real Pepsi Challenge
Find a First Gen BOB and a Chan, throw a amateur spec drive-line in it, pick your best rider, and have a freestyle competition.
The Ski Clinic made the first Gen BOB and it was a very progressive product at the time. It was made to be a inexpensive AM hull that could filp, and was never known for doing much else VERY good. It wasn't terrible though. I'm not making this up.... ----> http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/81048-BOB-Review <--- BOB review by Ross Champion 7/2010 NUMBERSIGN REAL FACTS NUMBERSIGN OMG HASHTAGS
Most importantly... The 1st Gen BOB was the Ski Clinics 1st attempt at building AM hulls... Now stick with me here....
How many years ago was that? 4? 5?
How many Hulls ago was that? Hundreds?
The Chan is the first product out of the gate from Trendsetterz... and you're comparing Steves first ski (That isn't designed to be a competition ski) to the 4th hull revision in something like 5 years from the Ski Clinic?
Heres the real Pepsi Challenge
Find a First Gen BOB and a Chan, throw a amateur spec drive-line in it, pick your best rider, and have a freestyle competition.
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