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I guess I am lost- for the average guy a kawi pump "wear ring" is not replaceable. at least not it that you can unbolt it and swap it out like you can a yami or sd and others. it can be remade- true. what a pump from a 750 or 650 has to do with it other than that they are kawi and are the...

yea and?

I don't see a part # just the pump housing for 698.00- ouch! SBT is remanufacturing some kawi pumps. not sure if they are doing these or not. I think Impros redoes them and I know someone said there was another company but I don't know who.

they are? since when?

hhmmm squirely 550 with 650 power would be pretty fun if it hooks up. nice.:bananapowerslide:

they are not using it for excersize. just pleasure.:pancake: plus look how stupid you look holding on to it while it flips out of your hands!

I really hope you are doing something with it, cause I am sick at the thought of one less standup in the world, much less an fx1!:ouch:

sxr has more room than a sj for installation. no pics- haven't done my sxr yet. and you will have no problem with that shoe size.

yes it did smash his face in! but he was also way high in the air and running a chinpad that is flat and sharp on the bar end. with no pad. which is basically the design today. it shouldnt really be called a chinpad, more like a steering cover.

Yep I feel the same, a few years ago a made a chinpad that covers the same as the stock pad, is made of glass and I padded the front part and turfed the rest. I guess that if you read all the posts on here you see why it never took off. nobody wants padding they only want smaller and...

its a pain in the ass to do it this way but you could mock it all up with foam and then cover it in bondo, primer, sand smooth and wax and pva that then pull a mold off of your "new" hull and then lay up a perfect part to glass in. the harder way is of course to try and lay up and shape the...

They are 125.00 shipping is included. Thanks- They are big and comfy. sold a ton of them and so far everyone has been happy.:beerchug:

why did you only shave your upper body? destroyed all the razors on the top half? you certainly are a good poser. :nana:

no to mention the time standing there blasting stuff. I do it only when I have to.

the flotation foam is closed cell which means each bubble is sealed individually. the foam in a can is not. it will absorb water. do not use it on your ski.-well unless you want the extra water weight.

congrats- old fart! one question- does he not like you? cause it looks like he has a Sean Penn vs papparazzi thing going on there.:jester: he is cute though. you got some good times ahead of you. mmm baby food. tastes exactly like it looks- :-):-):-):-)ty! don't forget the camera.

nice to see your riding hasn't improved all that much! :jester: way to go Nick!:fing02:

yeah the green one is alot more electric in the sun. don't get me wrong the paint is killer on both but the green is more eyeball grabbing for sure!

I was by no means criticizing, just adding some info for future reference. I would say you did perfect. its always trial and error the first time. but look at all the products you used and pulled it off without a hitch! This I why I asked about he 4:1, thats a bit much for a beginner.

just to add some info- mat is held together with an adhesive and it is meant to be used with poly, so using epoxy is not recommended. although myslef and others have done it. it may just not hold up as well. poly only sticks to poly, vinyl to vinyl and epoxy stick to everything. I have been...