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This has happened to me. Dirty pickup in the fuel tank.

I tried some of Bruce Butterfields settings and found them better than stock.

 

30.5

6.923

2.465

0.765

8 Deg

 

Thanks Bruce!

 

How's your ski setup? If I'm working too hard I move my fin forward. 5 thou makes a difference.

Perf is awesome. We go there daily when we are in town. Cathy rocks!

 

This thread reminds me of something...

 

@lpskier is my new ski available yet?

Thanks

I'm looking for recommendations for a propeller for my 94 nautique. What would be a good choice for pulling slalom at 34 miles an hour primarily?

 

Thanks!

 

And if anybody has a good used one for sale I might be interested.

If I'm in Montreal I'd be happy to pull you, otherwise I can hook you up with someone else. Email me waterskidude at gmail.com

Here's mine:

 

 

 

 

I switched to a RTP this year and had to move the front binding forward to compensate for it.

 

@liquid d I'm guessing I need better fin settings...

@Bruce_Butterfield The checklist was complete. Check the background.

 

I just need to fit a ski to the back wheel.

 

 

I don't know who makes them, the insole is made by Roces. Other than that, there is no writing on them. @lpskier It was great, see you in April.

Yesterday this liner skied at Okeeheelee Park, today it's in the tundra. What's interesting about the liner is that the toe cap has neoprene (or something like it) sewn in at the toes replacing the shiny material. Very comfortable.

 

ouch...

Another real great thing about this binding is that if you release in a fall it's really easy to clip back into the ski in the water without getting onto the platform.

I use a kicker and my rear toe touches the front binding. Also, the base plate is cut in such a way as to allow a rear boot to get really close. I know that the reflex R style rear binding is cut in such a way as to get really close and not inhibit the function of the release.

I switched from a basic Reflex binding to this binding a little over a week ago. I immediately noticed the difference of the binding not moving around when I skied. There is no slop at all in this binding. The binding skis great. The buckles are awesome, especially the top one which you adjust once and it stays the same. Another thing I noticed is that in the past I had to retighten my binding screws pretty much every set, I've skied a dozen sets on this binding and the screws haven't come loose yet. I'm lovin' it.

I was there yesterday:)

I double that for good measure. Montreal is a great city to visit in July and August:)

 

Thanks again!

Awesome. Thanks!

PM sent, thanks

Andy Mapple once asked me if we could make a video where we didn't see the skier but only the ski and how it rode. This is what we came up with: