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Usually lots of demos there. No word yet on clinics for this year. Should be plenty of people there willing to help either way ;)

Malone did the big flip.....Gomez was on one of the other skis.

Stuff is nasty for sure !

You know I got your back dog! Gimme a call!

A sxr 800 :)

Each subsequent replacement will be harder to obtain. In my experience, they replaced the first two without question. The third they played games on, lied to me, and finally sent out a replacement weeks later. It's still NIB as I'm scared to use it. I've switched to Antigravity and that's what I...

Buy Antigravities! They work much better, and cell for cell make more power too. I love mine. I am setup as a dealer if you guys are interested. I've been running one personally in my 1100 for the last month or so with great results!

Maybe you guys should read the subject and entire first post......nothing about a certain stroke (though he was contemplating 3-4 mm), and nothing about flat vs surf. As Steve said, it's about 89 vs 94, which I have has personal experience. Torr, I'm not sensitive about anything, just stating...

Slide flips don't really count as "doing backies". Sure with enough motor and the right setup most people could do a slide flip, but thats not really a judge of of skill or representative of flatwater riding. They are, for the most part, "power flips". The combos and setup wave flips take...

I've tried "a few" lately :)

You can run the new antigravity lithiums and mount in about any hole you can find. They are less than 4 lbs and work great. If you need more info let me know. I run them, and am a dealer for them as well. I made a small carbon box for mine.

You think? :)

Funny (or sad) how it always turns into flatwater vs surf......the thread was about 89 vs 94, now look at the discussion. I'm with Matt though, the flatwater flips are much harder than they appear. It takes a fair amount of practice to get it right, even with power. Ask me how i know lol...

144 is a small pump, requiring more pitch. Some of my numbers were for the 148 I run, which I may not have mentioned. Pump size has a HUGE effect on pitch......bigger pump, smaller prop and small pump, larger prop........

Matt, I switched from a 8 mil 89 to a 10 mil 94 and it's no comparison. The 94 is much torquier and runs better everywhere. Very pleased with my choice. Best motor I've owned/ridden to date. That being said its a flatwater setup with a fair amount of compression and a PFP. Youve got my number...

Agreed! I repitch my own stuff, because normally you need some tweaking. Its tough for an out of the box prop to work perfect for your setup. Back to back testing on the same day really helps to clarify the best choice.

Let me know if I can help.................

There so much testing involved, and so many variables, its hard to pick an exact number. Keep in mind its not an ego contest......guys like to brag about how big of a prop they can pull, like its an indication of power or manhood. The prop that fits your combo best is the one to...

The spec sheet on the cells calls for a max charge of 10 amps and std 1C charge of 2.5 amps. This is per cell. The issue is when you are running 4-5 cells in parallel the amperage must increase with it to achieve the same charge current. 2 amps on a 4P pack is .5 Amps per...

Both Ballistic and Antigravity use genuine A123s.........................