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Jeremey Parr?
I'll agree with Scorn. I love my SXR in the Surf. I don't feel like there is anything that cannot be done on a SXR in the surf. I can carve and do re-entrys all day long. Mine is set up to be very loose. (d-cut/ stock intake grate) I can slide it around a throw it around all day long on the faces of waves. I could never do that on a stock SXR or one with an intake grate, however, but who rides ANY ski stock?
I think alot of people ride SXR's that are set up for racing and end up hating them.
I think the NRN will prove to be the ultimate set up.
Kawasaki is a much better built boat stock.
Better hull- hand laid fiberglass bottom, better pump- stainless prop, better electrical- DC cdi, the list goes on. So to say a yamaha is better is BS. For flatwater freestyle I will say the sj is better hands down but in the surf it's all comes down to what you like to ride.
arent you the guy who was supposedly building some 300 and now are supposedly doing something with some old lazerjet? are you that guy?
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right, now, keep telling us your recommendations.
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for the last time, christ, SUPERJET.
Kawasaki is a much better built boat stock.
Better hull- hand laid fiberglass bottom, better pump- stainless prop, better electrical- DC cdi, the list goes on. So to say a yamaha is better is BS. For flatwater freestyle I will say the sj is better hands down but in the surf it's all comes down to what you like to ride.
Supposedly? Yes I am that guy ,if you wish to belittle me for riding something besides your beloved Superjets go ahead ,I would expect nothing less of you.Just one more small point, before you even knew what a standup was ,I was rocking one every weekend,I have paid my dues and my opinion is worth something whether you deem it to be or not.
^^^^ Slow :biggrin: