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stand ups vs. sit downs
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Oct 19, 2007 10:04 AM
by waveblaster149 )
hello everybody, just was interested in how many ride stand up skis
vs. sit downs.
do you like going real fast on a sit down in control or going fast on
a stand up hanging on knowing that if you relax for a second you
are going down.
Useful Funny
I'M ALL FOR SPEED BUT SITTING DOWN, TO OLD FOR STANDING. HA I HAVE TWO YAMAHA AND ONE KAW.
by doggonegooddeals08 )
Feb 13, 2008 8:28 AM
WAVEBLASTER, I TRY TO DOWN LOAD PICS, BUT IT KEEPS SAYING ERROR IS THERE A TRICK TO IT? ALSO WHAT STATE ARE YOU IN. I LIVE IN VIRGINIA BEACH VA. BUT DO ALL MY RIDEING IN N.C. ON THE CURRITUCK SOUND AND INTERCOASTAL WATERWAY.
by doggonegooddeals08 )
Feb 13, 2008 9:06 AM
i ride both standups and sitdowns i love going fast its the crashing and burning that suxs but i still so it anyways nothing like getting thrown from a stand up at 55 mph
by shagy959 )
Feb 20, 2008 7:26 PM
I have both and I like both for very different reasons. The speed on a sit down is kinda fun and being able to throw a passenger off is always the highlight of the day. Sit downs are also great because they are big enough to pull a tube or a skier. Now the stand ups are more difficult, but the options of tricks you can do is endless. I love trying new tricks or perfecting my balance on a sharp turn or catching more air off a big wake. The jet ski is smaller and more agile, but also harder to stay on which gives me a challenge. So the bottom line is that I would choose a stand up over a sit down any day, even in rough water!
by belairo54 )
Feb 23, 2008 11:36 PM