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I had the world wide exclusivity in the past to test the first ever vest made with a built-in back protector which was made by an Italian company. Now, after six years Jettribe made its move by presenting in the personal watercraft market a unique vest with a detachable back protector. In other words the vest can be used for recreational and race applications. It incorporates a built-in rescue harness on the left shoulder which allows easy retrieval of downed rider during race. It is a unique features which no other vest in the personal watercraft is equipped with and it has been appreciate it by the IJSBA, APBA and TJSBA rescue course marshalls. It is made by single piece compression molded foam in the front chest of additional impact dissipation. It is equipped with dual 38mm quick release buckles on the right and features an interchangeable flag patch on the right shoulder. Seamless integration with Jettribe back protector design to work with the Jettribe race collar harness. Additionally it has a built-in lanyard attachment. It weights only One pound while detachable back protector adds another 5 pounds. Since I have been wearing the Italian vest for over 5 years I was already familiar with the built-in back protector system. The particular Jettribe race vest is easy to wear it and since you put it on, you actually do not feel it. It is shorter on the front so you do not get any kind of discomfort when you ride a Runabout. The fact that you can remove the back protector makes life easier when you go for a recreation. It is a one of a kind Race Vest and a good investment for every racer. Bear in mind that Jettribe Race Vest costs almost half the price of the Italian made vest which is an important fact too.

The illustrated deck was prepared by Taylor Curtis the well known Freeride rider that recently has been using Rickter XFS hull at Blowsion SurfSlam 2011. Taylor modified the XFS tray in order to bring it closer to his needs and his riding style. Note the extra foot straps apart from original Rickter foot holders. Also, he has replaced Rickter’s mat with an aftermarket one in order to enhance grip under the extreme riding conditions.

The poster shows it all 19 years ago when the sport was living its Golden Age. Things are different at the moment especially when the manufacturers pulled off the plug from the production of Stand Up and their participation as Factory Teams from personal watercraft racing scene.

Japanese company 39Star produced a lightweight aftermarket hood for Kawasaki Ultra 300X. The specifications of this hood have not been released yet but for sure it enhances the overall aesthetics.

In the past it was published on the news that Jettrim handcrafted the race seta of Kyle Busch the famous driver of Nascar. Well, Jettrim also took care of Busch’s Yamaha Banshee ATV by designing and fabricating a custom made seat cover. It is made by four different materials and red stitching and the Jettrim logos enhance the overall aesthetics. Order your TAV seat cover at Jettrim and Gary Hart will advice you in person what is the best materials to use according your needs. Call Jettrim or visit www.jettrim.com

Rick “the holeshot man” Sherker raced at King’s Cup with his triple-cylinder SX-R and managed to finish second overall in Pro Ski Class. Sherker is a team member of Jettribe Racing Team USA. When the race was over Sherker sold his race craft for $23.000 USD. It is equipped with a Ronnie Sanner prepared engine and a Bullett Racing Gen2 hull. Well done, mate.

Well this is the actual meaning of Scissors Stand since the particular one seems to be adjustable and easy to storage. The particular stand was used in Pierre Maixent’s shop and it looks to be a brilliant idea for small shops.