Search results

exactly right, my taiwan hood would split into straight away if u stood of it, it bends in your finger tips!!!!!!!!!!

aftermarket hulls are not allowed in am are they at the world finals?

dude sweet, looking killeR! was he pulling the bakflips clean?

last pic is awesome, they split along the bottom doing that

sweet dude, congrats, i rode a ski before and after and it was great glad you got the 144mm as that means normal props will fit. i think

:bananalama::headbang: nice one gary, probably one of the best weekends i have been to!!!!!!!!!!!! bring on round 7!!!!!!!!

i meant about having to cut the tray out,

james(welshwizzard) i was just about to mention you. not a trik that i would recommend, i wont look as good as the injuries make it sound......spine breaker lol

my whole rear bondline is cut off so that wouldnt b a problem

they both give good trim, i would go for wamiltons because from what i have seen it is a better trim.

shorter pole is one, mat is right

personally i think its a wicked idea

ahhhhhhh ok

you have all made me so happy saying that its crap for flatwater freestyle,,, i have just spent all this time on my new hull lol, well i would like to ride one, but personally, i would rather just buy an aftermarket hull that buying a whole new ski to get that one

yeh, u dont need it to roll, i dont think it would work if you did use it, you would probably do a flare

wierd question, can u not weld the 2 together?,

ok, so the nozzle is capable of doing it, it is just getting the cable to work with it........ by the way, thats a wicked photo dude

yeh, go a little slower, and close them

I hear from alot of people that the newer generation trim system from wamiltons allows you to have good trim while maintaining hull to hull (or close) steering:barrel:, which wasnt possible with the older one. Has anyone got any pics of theirs as i think i will put one on my new boat if i can...

watch rampt by malone, also look up building bmx vert ramps, you need to structure it so it is very strong