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Latest model 2016+ only. I prefer ready to ride with a powervalve engine, but I'm ok with sourcing some parts to complete, if necessary. Does anyone have something coming up for sale at the end of the season?

Very quick communication and handling time. I don't think he took more than 5 minutes to respond to any of my messages. And the parts were shipped right away also. @Desk_jockey

Will you sell the carbs without intake?

"toiletpunisher" :D That is the best name.

I wonder if the chopper LX will ever be topped.

I think you already talked to him on facebook a month or two back. Turns out he is no longer going.

I know a guy looking to sell open spots, coming form Phoenix.

I'm with @KMN and my Krash.

Yeah that picture made 0 sense on it’s own...

Had a great year with mine. Getting ready to plan for a pump upgrade.

You could back the trailer into the water and do it there. I’ve been interested in seeing how fast it sucks the water out.

0 to my knowledge. One injured foot (he does it every year. Lol) We try to ride the V wakes as organized as possible. Go far ahead of the boats, make visual confirmation with the people around you (raise your hand to go next and make sure they know).

It's a game, you have to identify the factory pro. Turn in your answers at the end of the weekend (one guess only) and you may win a prize.

Attention all midwest riders... Thursday August 22rd at 12:00pm - Sunday August 25th at 2:00pm The Twin Cities Jet Pilots invite you to the 14th Annual “Sortie” at the beautiful Hok-Si-La Park. We have a large plot of the best campgrounds reserved on a bluff overlooking beautiful Lake Pepin...

When you fall, don't just float on it while not riding. Water will go in through the hood seal (mostly). Be above the water (riding) more than you're in the water. An electric bilge pump can help. Also, most stock hulls won't fully sink to the bottom. The rear will bob right at water level.

750 swap into the 650 hull is almost 100% bolt in. You could have it done in one day, including the quick google searches. Nice deal for sure.

I've had mine for a year and love it. 26 hours of ride time. Yes, there have been some down sides but the positives outweigh them for me. I had one of the first in the US and and there have been many improvements since then. The carbs are probably their weakest point. Everything else has been...

Maybe I’m just too light at 150lbs and while wearing a life jacket.

I have been riding my X2 for a long time and cannot side mount it. I can do other skis just fine. The X2 doesn't seem to have enough steering throw and/or power to drive itself down and under me.

And this one Just had to show off this awesomeness.