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Saw my first ROK in person over the weekend. It was a friggin work of art.

Not sure what it was. It was insanely light. Squirrelly as 5hit.

His paint job was from Arizona, but he was in Orange Beach last week, Nashville this week. Not sure where he lives permanently now - Mobile??

It was GraepAep's dry-piped, 860 beast. The ski was so insanely light, the handling characteristics were waaaaay different. Korn is the man.

Do they have a lever that keeps the 14 year old girl in front of you from suddenly doing a 180?

The WaveBlaster is probably the best couch, then the X-2. For your friends, the GP1200R.

Tom21

I would guess it's a bad ground somewhere. 1. Check your cables. 2. See how she spins with no plugs in. 3. Try a new battery. If your start button is functioning correctly, jumping the solenoid won't matter.

I think you mean pneumatic rather than hydraulic.

Great wipeout there at the end.

Sherry had an X-Metal with front exhaust. When I rode next to her, I couldn't hear my ski!

They bite the corners much better.

You buy a SuperJet because you want a ski that can fly through the air off a wave. If you're on a lake, a SuperJet is just another slow ski that handles poorly - it's a 550. On a lake (or surf if you're racing) the SX-R is harder, better, faster, & stronger.

Which is the most important issue.

This is great advice. Never let go. Great vid. Thanks for sharing.

Yep - a little. Comes with the territory.

I think a trim system would be a nice addition.