honestly, I cant see it being THAT much of an issue......you will adjust to whatever youre riding...
Ive logged some time on a -2" superfreak 55lb carbon hull in the surf and didnt even know it was shortened until I brought it back in....
wabs a surf shredder, he'll kill it so long as that...
damn I'd LOVE to have 5 acres.....I have 1/2 acre with 11 Oak trees
its been windy as hell here the past week or 2 and having to skim the pool 3x a day taking out almost a full bag of leaves each time :censored:
I actually like raking, but I refuse to bag......thats what 16 year olds are for
which will be 100% negligable.........MAYBE you could measure it in grams, maybe
Im with G here....
if someone wanted to try it cheap use a couple old bicycle tubes....
I have an fx that needs to be sanded and a shed that needs to be built?
oh yeah, some big branches bout 30 feet up need to be cut down and my yard needs to be raked despite the 60 bags of leaves we ALREADY put out this year
I dont like the idea of riveting to the brand new hull, also didnt know they switched to metal HIN's....Ive only ever had the plastic ones
do up a nice metal one and mount it inside
replace that switch before you bring that boat into the surf....
nothing is more irritating than towing someone in who brings out a boat that they know is problematic
the KTM comes with an MC title right from the factory........state by state will deterimine lights, blinkers etc etc...sounds like you have to have it all...
florida requires lights and tailights......hand signals for blinkers, and the only time they have checked my tires was when I took my...
a pump swap is a must, although I did rock a stock pump for a full season and STILL had a good time riding :bump:...it will still have decent grunt with a prop, but you just have to hit the waves with more speed
I looked at those 230's when was shopping for my first bike...the thing I didnt...
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