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During the World Finals TBM released a new ride plate for the Kawasaki Ultra 250X. Initially it was on display at the TBM booth and the ride plate featured an adjustable built in trim tab. According to Tim Bushman this design offers better drive through out the turn since it can be used as a brake when approaching the buoy in order to lower the nose down and increase the planning surface as well as drag. Additionally, it enhances acceleration when exiting the buoy. It’s a smart design as seen by the pictures; one is activated by a trim lever which is fully adjustable. This mean that you are able to adjust the angle you want of the nozzle according to your riding style or race conditions.

The pictured lightweight rear seat is made by Macc Racing for the new Kawasaki Ultra. It reduces the overall weight of the crafts by 15-20 pounds and greatly improves the airflow of the craft. Also with a tailor made opening in the back that ensures that the hot air from the engine compartment would escape as soon as possible. It bolts on directly using the OEM hardware. It costs $875 and it available through Macc Racing and Hot Products USA.

In Spain, this weekend, was the launching of the participation of the Spanish team in the World cup of Peru. As always these things wake up different type of feelings. The certain thing is that Spain continues in the line of the prototypes that began the last year France. For this edition they are bringing very well besides the new Yamaha SHO setting that according to them of series goes to 113 km per hour with the improvements introduced by PENINSULA Racing, they also bring Ultra Kawasaki and the vedette of the group a Yamaha SUV Cuatriplaza with the SHO Turbo engine from Yamaha. We will see if it gives the result that they wait, but this undoubtedly goes in the line that made the last year the French team of Audemar France Racing. The pilot will be the enthusiast of the raid RAFA NÚÑEZ, in his first time on the Jet Raid. On the other hand the ultra French of Pastorello and Rouffet promise tip speeds like any other one. The champions of the last year of f2, Minimoss and Maxipat, for the friends, they return with their sexy one ultra with a cover decoration that it gives to speak. From the organization of the Jet Raid we send a great greeting to the whole community of the Jet Raid that year to year takes pains in making of this event the adventure.

This is the flyer being distributed to the fisherman and the oceanic villages in the efforts to find Jeremy. Please feel free to pass this on to anyone who you think may be of help. This update comes on October 28, 1:30 PM local time in Bali. After numerous meetings and interviews with police and other officials, the authorities have agreed that there is good cause to continue the searching for missing official, Jeremy Hoyland. Interviews with the technical officials of the Jet Ski portion of the Asia Beach Games led the authorities to conclude that the circumstances under which Jeremy went missing along with Jeremy’s ability to survive against the odds were substantial factors in extending the search efforts. The PWC community would like to specifically thank the Bali Police especially the Chief of Police, the IJSBA, Fully Aswar, the Chief of the Navy, the Search and Rescue division of the Navy, the battleship commanders who allocated their time, the helicopter force and the private helicopter entities that joined, the capital of Jakarta for sending resources, the Army, Shawn Alladio and the extended K 38 Staff, and all of the private persons such as the local fishing community. We appreciate that you are all doing everything possible to find our friend. We also would like to extend our appreciation to all of the friends and supporters that have offered their support, well wishes and resources towards this search effort. As of today, oceanic searches are continuing and extensive land searches are now launching. The IJSBA remains hopeful and we will update all of you with any information when it becomes available. We appreciate that all of you have kept the focus on supporting Jeremy and the search efforts.

This is the special Kawasaki X-2 that it was prepared by Sato Engineering and it was raced by Chris MacClugage at the last round of the Japanese championship. There are no words to express the perfection and the immaculate condition of the particular X-2. The Japanese craftsmanship is unique no wonder Chris trust their products.

R&D new Monster charger wheel This is the new R&D’s Monster Compressor Wheel kit for the new Yamaha FZR engine. It promises to deliver “horsepower you can feel” providing instant throttle response, improved mid range acceleration and increased top speed performance. The stock Yamaha Supercharger is equipped with a 5 blade design wheel. R&D had designed a 9 blade one in the past while Riva had produced a 7 blade impeller for the same Supercharger. Recently R&D produced the pictured 11 blade wheel that Bill Chapin showed us in Havasu during the first testing we carried out together for the new FZR. The new wheel will be available soon along with some other tricky parts for the new Yamaha.

Having an accident with a high speed Runabout or Ski may cause severe damage to the neck or an even worse trauma. The MX type helmet has great friction to the water surface and it may prevent even the sudden snap of the neck. A newly release protection that was initially designed for the MX riders is called Leatt Brace and it actually protects the spin section on the neck and skull support area. Norito Nakano was most probably the only rider that was using this high etch but still crucial protection during the World Finals. Since the speed of race crafts have increased at a substantial level I would strongly recommend to every single racer to use such a device.