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like Indian Creek? beautiful lake and campground ..... :poke:

had been riding for a couple of hours and then in the late afternoon the ski just died while cruising, no warning or anything, like the landyard got pulled. i wasn't that good at troubleshooting back then, but i do remember that i couldn't get it to turn over to check spark, even though all the...

according to my Clymer's manual, the white goes to the CDI. i've had one go out on my 90SN about 10 years ago but don't remember if it affected the start/stop button...

cool vid, looks like i missed out on some fun...next time for sure!

Thanks ice, the black makes all the difference imo. Yea, it was a fun day riding your ski, crazy bottom end hit :splatt:

Added a few things, nothing compared to Jonas’s build, but it should get me on the water…Drilled the hull for dual cooling, installed Kicker footholds and Blowsion pre-cut mat kit, hydro-turf’d rails (wrapped underneight + RTV'd the seams/edges), Billet fuel door, added a bilge and handle bar...

44 and been ridding for 14 years. Strangely a couch is what got me into stand-ups. One day on the lake a guy saw me cutting up on my 97GSX doing 360’s, power slides, tailstands, donuts, figure8’s, partial subs, I was more in the water than out. He laughed and said if I like getting wet that...

these are pre-cut. 4" wide x 100" long (when put together). like Matt said, looks like a seem on the nose, then the side and notched in the back.

the 3 bolts for the headpipe are M10x1.25x40mm long. zinc coated head bolts (and standard/regular head) should be easy to find at a local hardware store. SS are special order from a nut/bolt supply house. (or Chris sells a SS allen head set w/washers). not sure about the 8 bolts for the...

I asked him the same question, in this case (1 to 1) he said it was negligible. first batch was by volume, second and third attempt by weight and ended up with the same results, semi-hard surface. nothing compared to the West systems i used, hard and easly sanded when cured.

Got in touch with a tech/product support representative at Fiberlay to find out about this product. Very informative and learned a few things. Long story short, this product is not ideal for this type of application. i.e., as an adhesive or for laying glass using their 1 to 1 ratio. It is geared...

i guess resin? I measured both parts using an oz. scale, stir for 1 min, then transfer to a second cup and stir another minute. but did not pay attention which i poured in the cup first, so that might be the issue. when I selected the Kicker footholds, Pro-Glass and their mat glue auto-popped at...

yep, kickers. they fit really good and i think even better once it's turfed. it's all good, i got the gummy stuff removed... wonder who has someone left over epoxy from their recent build i can have? hint, hint :smile:

no crack, that's the front of my footholds. just got finished installing them. trying to figure out if i should remove it before i lay the glass...

any body have experience with the Pro-Glass F-2400 resin system? it has the consistency of syrup and dries gummy. the website states "It is a non-brittle, waterproof system". the picture shows what dripped out. will the glass stick to this stuff?

:woot: it's riding time now

That could explain why mine felt heavy even with aftermarket spring. Foam-less it is, Jonas just hooked me up with some leftover turf from his build, good to go now…

Just got all my goodies in from Blowsion along with a new glue on pad cover. my oem one was still wet from last summer. thinking of drilling some ½” or ¾” holes in the plastic to help it dry out so it doesn't un-glue in the future. Think that’s a good idea?

Dang, listening to your skis run and the smell of Klotz :smokin: ... I’m ready to ride !!