About: jetskiworld

Another magazine from the personal watercraft scene disappeared last summer. Well, actually we found a few days ago since nothing formal was announced even to us that we were contributing stories to it. The point is which were the facts that drove it to this situation? The market is not so strong as it used to be but still the were many advertisements printed in the magazine. We believe that there were more important issues than advertising income that actually put it out of business.

The IJSBA has received the following bulletin from IJSBA Europe: We are very pleased to announce to you that, for the first time ever, the world championship offshore will be held in Russia for 2012, the city of Vladivostok will be host our IJSBA family. This race will be held from 2nd till 8th September 2012, this race will be under the supervision of Peter De Smet who organizes IJSBA Europe and the Belgian national championship. All this in association with the new ijsba affiliate in Russia, League Jet 25. Website and more info will be follow very soon. There were two Russian riders competing at Pro Freestyle this year and both of them did very well, not to mention that Ivan Potanin (pictured) should had won the title. We had been informed form Japan that Off-shore racing is very interesting in Russia, therefore, an International Race will increase the popularity of the sport in Russia. Not to mention that certain people who is involved in to this sport in Russia they have the means and the money to support it.

Some of Kommander Industries new color combos for Team Logos. Initaially those stickers were available at the World Finals however you can still then by email to the company for pricing. Sales@kommanderind.com

At the time being we do not know whether it is true or a joke but we saw the picture published by Hironori Sunagawa in Japan and we found it very interesting. The point is, are there still tuners out there investing on a SuperJet project? Since everybody is working on triple-cylinder Kawasaki’s or four-strokes?

Chris MacClugage and his wife Rachel are expecting soon a baby and this is the reason that made Chris to stay home in Havasu rather going to King’s Cup MacClugage family is getting bigger and we wish them all the best for their new baby. Chris finished 4rth overall in Pro Ski this year that the IJSBA World Finals.

Eight times IJSBA jet ski World Champion Victor “The Slasher” Sheldon participated in a bicycle race and won in Class B over 45 division. This was the first time Victor was taking part in a Cyclocross race. Victor has proved in the past that he is a sportsman no matter in what field he is in. Congratulations, Victor.

At www.jetskiworld.gr we have tested extensively for two months Jettribe’s JTG 11419 Deflector Leg guards which have been designed specifically for the stand-up riders. Main features: Injection molded Poly Carbonate outer shell, two laminated layers of Neoprene and air mesh sheet, EVA high density energy absorbing foam and Dual 38mm “D”rings, and elastic webbing. When I was trying them on for first time I found it a little complicated of how to put them on since every leg protector has three elastic straps. Though, ever since I got used to it and each one of them was fitted fairly easy. The fact is that those protectors fit properly around your legs and you actually do not feel them while riding. No matter how peculiar your riding style might be Jettribe leg protectors are not moving around (do not rotate) your leg, they keep their original position and provide superior comfort and protection. In the past, another wetsuit company had produce a set of leg protectors however those were not very comfortable and they were protecting only the legs while Jettribe ones protect the knees too. It is a fine product with great quality and superb stitching. Certainly, Jettribe JTG 11419 Deflector Leg Guards is a “value for money” product.