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Nice stable of skis!

might be able to use a kawi throttle, a lot cheaper and better quality

I see what you did there.

They pic is great, can you share with the OP how it sounds? :chairshot:

x2... it is more comfortable that way too, allows more of your fingers/hand to wrap around your grips. More natural when pulling the throttle. I am guessing you probably have not ridden with the new throttle yet?

I saw what he did there. MAJOR fan boy! (Its OK, its your money)

Skyfall was OK, too dramatic. Oz the great... OK For the hell of it I just watched "A View to a Kill", that was bad.

some may think I am whacked but I can definitely tell the difference in salinity coming from the Gulf Coast to East coast FL....

After subbing for years with no aid (toes pressed to the outside) I pulled up with the same amount of effort and went in pretty much vertical (felt that way). If I had not already learned to duck while subbing I wold have gone over the front for sure. Just freaked me out at the time. I laugh to...

I think what helps in your case is that you ride very frequently... how many times a week do you ride?

Some guys use salt away, I do not. Flush your ski after each ride, thoroughly rinse down the motor AND pump, coat motor with fluid film or similar. Done.

15 hours! Why didnt you have it shipped?

Dont worry about the straps... I have seen stands 20 years old with the original straps... plus like VUMAD posted, nylon webbing is like a $1/ft (or less).

I dont need a video, the thing looks effective to me. Keep up up the innovation.

As I watched the the video I said to myself, "man, that's why I ride..." Good to see other's feel the same way.

Looks like a great buoy machine....

This!!!!! Pinstripe removal wheel... anywhere they sell automotive paint supplies.

What I want to know is what where you doing to the horse??? :dance: On second thought, nevermind.

The truth is, you were just waiting on approval from The X community.... good job!

I would not have lasted this long... I know being home is nice but with that kind of driving and long work hours why not stay overnight somewhere a couple days a week?