The only gripe about the ride (not negative)
- Thread starter Boris
- Start date
- Location
- Floridapunk
Let alot of air out, low pressure, less digging.
Idok
F1pro
- Location
- Nations oldest muthaF+++kin city
Boris....think about it
Bigfoot beach cart.. Designed and built in Ft. Lauderdale
any questions?
there's one for sale near you I think right now..CHEAP
Bigfoot beach cart.. Designed and built in Ft. Lauderdale
any questions?
there's one for sale near you I think right now..CHEAP
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PancakePete
Guest
- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
Heard they have a Blue Light special on muscles at K-mart!! LMAO!
stuntbikemike
Time to ride
- Location
- clearwater
comes with the territory
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
OK, let me say it again.
I HAVE A REGULAR BEACH CART.
This little thing will only be used in the wet sand where everyone leaves their skis between rides. Think of it as a stand with wheels that is only 9" high and has wheels.
What ever, I'll still try it and if it works I'll be happy.
If it doesn't than I'll have fun destroying it.
I HAVE A REGULAR BEACH CART.
This little thing will only be used in the wet sand where everyone leaves their skis between rides. Think of it as a stand with wheels that is only 9" high and has wheels.
What ever, I'll still try it and if it works I'll be happy.
If it doesn't than I'll have fun destroying it.
Laserman
World's Fastest TYPHOON
- Location
- Orlando, FL
If it's not too much trouble, go ahead and double up on the tires.
I think it's worth trying.
I think it's worth trying.
TB
NOTHING IS EVER PROMISED
- Location
- Grand Rapids, MI
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QuickMick
Guest
There should be pleanty of beach carts for people to use. If my ski isnt on mine or in use your welcome to use it.
Wilke
X2 stole my life
- Location
- Indialantic, FL
I'm planning to just use my trailer as a beach cart, its a small single so I think it will work just fine. Plus it has a winch so no lifting required.
Zeon
WNY Crew
- Location
- Buffalo, NY/ Crystal beach, Ontario
damn pollacks!!!!
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easy there.... easyyyyy . 100% here!
but big wide tires are a must!
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feartheride
feartheride
- Location
- St.Catharines,On.Canada
Pete
Where did you get the tires,been wanting to make one ,tires are expensive.Did you find somewhere reasonable
I am hoping to use the smooth tires with plastic rims (very light) like the bigfoots
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SXIPro
JM781 Big Bore
- Location
- Here on the 'X' mostly
How about using a slip and slide. Then, when the riding day is doen you could bring some Wesson oil and use it for extracurricular activities as well. :eek5:
oxnard111
Creative RE Purchasing
- Location
- so Cali, Ventura/Oxnard area
its all about the big foot style beach tote... using a crank helps so much... I'm a over weight middle height guy and even I can launch my ski by myself with it.
yamaslut
kill it
- Location
- Daytona Beach, Florida
easy there.... easyyyyy . 100% here!
but big wide tires are a must!
we'll have a race to change lightbulbs, winner gets a kick in the nuts.
j/k.. he
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PancakePete
Guest
I Bought them From the Sailcraft place that makes the totes.
80 a piece... OUCH !
But I will get the info off the tire and I bet you could contact the company direct ! :Banane35:
Wilke
X2 stole my life
- Location
- Indialantic, FL
Florida sailcraft?
http://www.floridasailcraft.com/JetSkiAcc.htm
http://www.floridasailcraft.com/JetSkiAcc.htm
feartheride
feartheride
- Location
- St.Catharines,On.Canada
Yea that's about the cheapest I've seen,but if you get me the info i'll check it out
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
That's an unfair race.
With 2 Polaks you still need 3 more to change a light bulb.
As for my mini cart, I'm taking the sucker down to the beach this weekend for a test drive. If need be, I will double up on the wheels.
Just wait all you non believers, just wait till you have to slide your hulls along the Daytona sandpaper.
I'll be the one rolling along and laughing.:nana: