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Most people are going up to seabrook this weeekend for the freeride.

is this a carbon rip? if so how is your bilge switch wired?

rickter edge is a solid all around ski, or an xfr if you are leaning more towards freestyle

yrc freight is cheap if you dont need it fast.

http://www.blowsionsurfslam.com/ 64 days to go til surfslam 2017 sept 8,9 and 10

also join westcoast surf riders on facebook for the surf riding group

other close by areas will be grayland washington, there is a group that rides there most sundays, then also further south in florence oregon is where I ride with a group of about 10 people every couple weeks. welcome and make sure to come out to surfslam and the grayland open!

i use my trim all the time in the surf, a fixed steer could really use trim as a big helper getting over big white wash and even just getting those rolls and nose stabs more inverted. I use my trim every time i go over a wave that just broke, it really helps get the nose up and over the wash...

heavy!!

yrc freight is going to be one of the best priced, dont expect a guaranteed date but it will eventually get there. I ship freight all the time at my work and as said above location is a huge factor, and shipping from a business is a big money saver when its something that needs loaded either...

buy a used RTR aftermarket hull complete ski, you'll save money in the long run vs buying a new superjet and then later upgrading to a aftermarket hull. or buy a used superjet ad make sure you like it then sell it and buy something already built.

a few times when i was younger but dont really remember. 2015 was when i started. Stand ups only now and couch for the wife. first ski was an old seadoo spx (still have it) then shortly after got a JS triangle lake oregon 29 years young

2nd for monte hughes

Yeah same here, I have no clue what it could be. It's an oem flywheel.

upload your pics

Sorry I have really bad service and cannot upload a picture, it's not a woodruff key, it's actually more like a 1/4 of a circle and is about an inch and a half long.

a little back story, I beached my ski today a little to fast and filled the pump up with sand. I leaned the ski over to clear out the water and the starter just clicked. At that point I realized I needed to clear out the sand. Once it was clear it clicked one more time then wouldn't click at...

i usually keep 4 with me and never need more

xfs is a flatwater ski, its mush shorter than an fr2, i dont see these being close enough to work well.