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Blowsion stuff will attend the annual event of Daytona Freeride “Blowsion Performance Tech (and Toy Story character look-alike) Erik Karn will be on the beach at Daytona with Blowsion GM Scott Wheeler. Feel free to drop by and shoot the shizz with these guys. Erik has offered free spark plug gapping to those in need, and if you come bearing early morning Bloody Mary's, there may be a free cylinder porting job hammered out right there on the beach by Buzz himself, and Scott has been known to have a collection of swag to share. See you all in a few short days”

It was published in the past that Jordan Fielder has become a USA citizen and that he works full time in Blowsion. This is Blowsion’s report regarding the latest news on Jordan: “We are all excited to have Pro-Ski racer Jordan Fielder working full-time at Blowsion, including the detailed planning for his first riding experience at Daytona 2013. That was until the local indoor motocross track decided to have it’s way with his right femur just before the new year. A clean break and 3 days in the hospital, and now the limey bastard cannot get through the airport scanners with all that titanium in his leg meat! Not one with a history of slowing down for much of anything, Jordan has been hobbling around the Blowsion shop with crutches doing his best to keep us all motivated and helping out wherever possible. He may not be at Daytona physically this year, but in his currently quite painful honour, we have put some pictures together of what Daytona would be like for him if he was there this year. Stay strong Jordy!”

Victor Sheldon often leaves the water to go for a dirt ride and he is very good at it. Here is pictured at Pala with MotoGP rider Cal Crutchlow and the American Superbike racer Hayes. Photo courtesy Sheldon.

ENTRIES OPEN - We start with the inscriptions for the JETRAID 2013 EDITION in GREECE. Please complete the entry form(http://www.jetraid.org/2011/08/entry-form.html) and send it to brunocasahonorio@hotmail.com --- An invoice will be sent to you by mail with the instructions and the hotel info.

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When Clayton Jacobson II invented the Stand-Up he had no other scope rather than having fun on the water with safety. He wanted to enjoy the feeling of MX bike without having the possibility to get heart easily. This was his initial idea prior designing the Stand-Up ski. However, since then –fourty years ago- many things have changed and the easy having fun Jet Skis became heavy and expensive Runabouts. In other words there were no toys left for the kids. There was never made any version of those Stand-Ups for the kids. Like what the manufacturers do for the MX bikes. MX mini bikes are the primary school of the real thing. These are the bikes which the fathers use to teach the kids how to ride properly and safe a motor bike prior entering to the sport. Popular Frenchman tuner and race team owner Pascal Barriac is most probably the only person in the world who visualized the need of such a Ski and dedicate himself to develop a Stand-Up that will enable youngsters to enter the sport at the age of 6-7 years old and get trained prior riding a heavier and more powerful Ski initially designed for adults. A light-weight low powered and very stable Ski which will enable the kids to learn the principles of Jet Skiing. After producing the carbon Freestyle IP5 and the Freeride IP5 race boats Force introduces now the kid ski KS3. It is the “how to learn jet ski riding” Stand-Up, the first ever Stand-Up that has been designed for kids. Is this the revolution of the Sport? Yes, it is. It is exactly what the sport needs in order to go one step beyond. Read more about it in the World Exclusive published in the Features section soon.

Japanese firm is bound to release its own billet aluminium fuel pick up for Kawasaki SX-R and X-2. At the moment you may look at it on the CAD screen. Soon to be released in the market.