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What hull and type of riding do you plan to do

It was probably a high roller customs hull.

I think @Trevorbm ended up with it

Rickter krash and tigercraft all being made under one roof. What an amazing time to be alive. And yes Apache used to make some bad ass offshore boats out of Fort Apache.

Not referring to op. The scam was the post above mine that has since been removed.

Not fishy at all. Scam

I don’t think he’s talking about the hull, just the motor

Decent deal for a proper setup ski. Has all the top notch parts you would want. It will flip easily but if it's your first attempt at flat water there is a learning curve to flipping. Get a lesson from freestyle connection( he has a sale going on for lessons right now) and you could be enjoying...

The only dealer that won’t be selling rickters is probably going to be tc freeride. Unless he orders them through hot products. I might be wrong but I’m pretty sure any hot products dealer can order standard graphic and hull rickters.

Dual pulse lines if you zoom in

The night show really blew the doors open for where anyone could finish.

Wsm on instagram is planning on it I believe. And it’s fairly entertaining with that crew as a bonus

Or Brian Sizemore or torrent

I think 2stroketv on Facebook or instagram was

I bet they are better quality then The ones made by vik. Yes krash drive trains are a hot mess but I’ve never heard of anyone complaining about hull quality on the newer ones. Perhaps I’m wrong.

Only if you are looking for an excuse not to do something should gas prices prevent you from any activity.If an extra $20 at a fill up can make or break you you probably shouldn’t be jetsking anyway.

The most practical application is going to be in a flat water ski I believe. I have been eyeing over the stark varg dirt bike and I truly believe that you could make a similar sized product work in a flat water ski successfully. Will it be cheap? No. But price wise it would fall in line with the...

I think he did a pretty good job building a ski that appeals to what most people want? Who knows. Time will tell.

Buy the time you add a water box to a b pipe it really isn't all that much cheaper then a lay down. Plus it's an issue of trying to get the b pipes. And if the owner decides they want more power all they need to do is swap props and put in a bigger motor and enjoy they lay down pipe life.

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