I haven't positively decided to sell, but now into my middle/late 50's the time is at least approaching. Just curious, how late in life do some of you keep riding standup's?
Am I getting too old or just being a wuss? My first post, please forgive if I haven't done this right. Below are the details:
This 2004 Superjet MUST be the cleanest in the world. Seriously. I am the original owner, bought new in 2005. My best guess is that it has about 30 total hours on the ski (fresh water only on lake St. Clair). Due to circumstances beyond my control, my typical ride has been to float it off the trailer, ride for 45 to 90 minutes and float it back onto the trailer (pathetic story I know). It's never even been pulled onto a beach. Even the bottom of the hull doesn't have a scratch. In fact, if there's a single scratch anywhere I haven't found it. Garage kept out of the elements every day of it's life.
Tau Ceti flame arrestors and Blowsion bypass fitting (engine stock otherwise)
UMI steering conversion with 1 inch shortened Blosion steering plate
Blosion 4 degree bars and clamps, lock-on grips/caps and Plot (I think) trigger throttle
Solas Concord impeller (pitched and balanced by Impros)
Wet Wolf pump cone (nozzle bore is stock)
Pro-Tec top loader intake grate
Pro-Tec extended length ride plate
Yamaha branded aluminum gas cap and nose/tray bushings
Jettrim chin pad cover
Battery is about one year old
OEM Yamaha cover never used, still in box
Original graphics (side graphics removed because I hated them)
All stock parts are included with ski
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