dramsey66208
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Looking to meet people who know things about where to jet ski, good places to take them for repair.
Let me know.
Thanks
Let me know.
Thanks
Anyone in the overland Park Kansas Area
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powerslave
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Im in kc but new skier. I will go to blue springs and longview lakes. Hillsdale is close.
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powerslave
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Sounds good. Although I'm kinda an old timer, 41. Guess that's not too old...I'll keep in touch as summer approches.
dramsey66208
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lol well join the club, ill be 42 in April lol
racertrash
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I am 55,,, have one, keep it at lake Stockton Mo,,, Good clean lake,, get pretty rough when the wind is up.. they dont put up with much bull on this lake!!! but you can have a great time
Hydro_Therapy
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Hello guys... 42 here, new to the 'doos, but have had boats for years! Just bought a Challenger to 'play' with. Kept the big Carver on Pomona lake down by Lyndon- nice quiet lake. Perry is a party lake (lots of kids on jet-skis) so not my scene. I see there are a LOT of small to medium sized lakes around that would be fun to explore- having the Challenger now will make that possible too (every boat before was really too big to drag around). Pomona and Clinton are pretty good for just playing around thought... Maybe we'll see y'all on the water!
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Hello there to everyone on this thread. You guys are still young, I am 63.
I had a 20 ft Mach 1 Chevy powered for 20 years. It was great when I could find time to put it on Tablerock for a week, days at Hillsdale were fun, but just too big and took a big gas hog truck to tow it.
I also had a Yamaha Waverunner 500, it was very reliable but slow.
The wife and I got back into things this Summer via a pair of older Seadoos: 94 GTX and 96 XP. GTX has been trouble free, a few issues with the XP which have been resolved with the help of Reno's. Though they prefer not to work on the old units they have been great. Anyone knowing of shops who like these old skis, let me know.
I now have more invested than the craft is worth, but back to having fun on it......it is fast and fun.
I had a 20 ft Mach 1 Chevy powered for 20 years. It was great when I could find time to put it on Tablerock for a week, days at Hillsdale were fun, but just too big and took a big gas hog truck to tow it.
I also had a Yamaha Waverunner 500, it was very reliable but slow.
The wife and I got back into things this Summer via a pair of older Seadoos: 94 GTX and 96 XP. GTX has been trouble free, a few issues with the XP which have been resolved with the help of Reno's. Though they prefer not to work on the old units they have been great. Anyone knowing of shops who like these old skis, let me know.
I now have more invested than the craft is worth, but back to having fun on it......it is fast and fun.
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