Any advice?
- Thread starter Scott
- Start date
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
Best advice is to hook up with another (hopefully more experienced) rider.
You can watch a bunch of videos that are online and look at a whole stack of pictures but seeing it live is a totally different thing.
Other than that just ride as much as you can.
Soon enough you will get bitten by the mod-bug. :biggthumpup:
Get a bilge pump (or two) as the first mod.
You can watch a bunch of videos that are online and look at a whole stack of pictures but seeing it live is a totally different thing.
Other than that just ride as much as you can.
Soon enough you will get bitten by the mod-bug. :biggthumpup:
Get a bilge pump (or two) as the first mod.
Yeh, I met another rider yesterday actually. Was really good to watch and speak to him. Haha he said the same thing actually "Give it 30 hours or so and you'll get yourself a pipe"
Are bilge pumps difficult to fit? or are they a dealer job?
demolition_x
Not After Fame & Fortune
- Location
- Holden Beach / Wilmington NC
bilge pumps are easy to do.
check out the interactive map.
http://x-h2o.com/vbgooglemapme.php
just ride as much as you can. practice figure 8's and try to do them faster and smaller, it helps quite a bit.
check out the interactive map.
http://x-h2o.com/vbgooglemapme.php
just ride as much as you can. practice figure 8's and try to do them faster and smaller, it helps quite a bit.
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
Bilge pumps can be mounted on fancy brackets or just glued down to the hull right by your mid-shaft.
Require basic wiring and a bit of bilge hose and a through hull fitting.
Nothing there that would require a visit to the dealer.
Do a quick search on here and you will find a ton of info.
Another tip is read as much of the free information on this site as you possibly can.
You would be surprised how much knowledge is on here free for all.
Require basic wiring and a bit of bilge hose and a through hull fitting.
Nothing there that would require a visit to the dealer.
Do a quick search on here and you will find a ton of info.
Another tip is read as much of the free information on this site as you possibly can.
You would be surprised how much knowledge is on here free for all.
Frosty
New York Crew
- Location
- Western New York
awesome purchase on the superjet. Lots of good advise on this site for sure.
As far as riding style goes... just ride as much as you can... you'll develop your own style in time. I spent a lot of time trying ride like others (pro freeriders and such) and fighting my own style... i finally learned to just embrase my own style and i find i'm much more comfortable riding now.
As far as riding style goes... just ride as much as you can... you'll develop your own style in time. I spent a lot of time trying ride like others (pro freeriders and such) and fighting my own style... i finally learned to just embrase my own style and i find i'm much more comfortable riding now.