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I shoulda came out.. :crying:

Im still waiting for the JFB vs. Mark Gomez rematch :icon16:

The coolest people and some of the greatest riders on the planet! AWESOME vid!!

I would make sure your boat runs with no problems before taking it out. Having your boat 100% reliable is key in the surf

Heres some classic shots of Fat Bastard Matt from his Kawi days

John, I think you have influenced a few of us Kawi riders to go that route :silly: And congrats Matt, you rip it up on that sxr, cant wait to see you tear it up on the new roundie :headbang:

Looks like fun Jay! :veryhappy: And hi Suzi! :wave:

Yo Joe, I always dig your vids. Great surf riding as usual! :usa2:

Great Video! Great Rider! And Great Person!! :headbang:

Schweet!! Go Wes!!!!

Eddy told me after he pearled he was under water for about 30 seconds getting tossed around out there :eek2:

Hellz Yeah Jay!!! :friday:

That ride spot looks beautiful! Nice vid!!

Yo Cuong, glad to see you making vids again! This vid was friggin high power ROCKIN!!! :headbang:

If youre gonna ride surf tomorrow the way your boat is I would turn the idle down so it dies when youre not on the throttle (my surf boat is set up that way anyway). And I agree 100% with what deftons said, dont let go. Especially in the surf.

Yes that is the only ramp everyone uses. There are 2 metered spots if you get there early enough (bring your quarters). If you park where Wes said (either spot) you can do what I do and bring a pedal bike and a cable lock. Just drop your boat in the water. Beach it or tie it to the dock. Then...

Congrats on the new boat. Go through it thoroughly as it needs to be super reliable in the surf. And just for kicks, heres Mark Gomez on his 550 back in 2008 http://www.vimeo.com/3807516

Oside Crew member Mark Gomez rode a 550 in the surf for a while. He ripped on it. :headbang:

Yo John, those pics are Bad Azz!! :usa2: