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Yeah, I have almost figured out how to do that trick in the middle. I call it the death-defying 90 degree; others just call it a left turn. :splatt:

:haha: Sounds like the riding habits of many of the people on here.

Dealer in LKN e-mailed me today to say "2008 Superjets just ordered."

It would be at this point that I starting swimming back to the ski. :baby:

Ow! Knees are always bad because there is no good way to stabilize them. All I can say is that chicks dig scars.:dead:

A very good life vest and a lot of patience. :splatt:

Do you tear apart your skis during the ski season or wait until the winter time? I've got some work do to, but I just find myself unmotivated knowing that the lake has not dropped yet. Just wondering when you all typically tear the toys down to rebuild them.

Looks like someone is letting an 07 SJ go at a great price. Wish I had the money to play. :disappointed: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-Yamaha-SuperJet-FACTORY-PIPE-7-8-HOURS-CHEAP_W0QQitemZ250156541017QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item250156541017

After reading through the Shop Manual and looking inside the hull, I have come to the conclusion that I have neither the correct tools or skills to start tearing things apart. :sad: Below are some more photos of the ski. It has a K&N air filter, but I took it off to trace the electrical cables.

It has a few extra pieces: an AC aluminum handle pole, 44mm Mikuni Super BN carb on a BCW intake manifold, Coffmans exhaust system (header, pipe, stinger), aftermarket rideplate and intake grate, primer, and dual bilge pumps. Unfortunately, it has lost its spark, so it may be going up on the...

So I replaced the plugs and went out for a little ride. The ski died after about 30 minutes and I thought it was just out of gas. Get the ski back to my house (where it sits for a week or so). I take it out of the garage and try to fire it up before heading to the lake. The engine will turn...

So a couple Summers ago, Dollar Bill brought his SJ up to Lake Lanier to do some stupid stuff; the least of which was letting me ride it. After about 20-30 minutes I was able to get up (most of the time), but I still had some trouble with the ever so difficult left turn. That little demo...