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NEWS (ENG)

Yamaha Billet fuel fill is nice touch to personalizing your ski for that custom look . Similar to motorcyle type gas cap available in black ,silver, red, blue and you can mix and match colors It is made by Thrust Innovations and costs $115 usd.

The particular system has been design with the scope to replace the stock Kawasaki steering system specifically for crafts prepared for racing. The fact that the height is adjustable makes it suitable for close course and Endurance racing enabling the rider to ride the craft o a stand up position. The featured system has been fabricated by Japanese firm, Unlimited and features many similarities with other ones made in USA.

Recently Kommander Industries launch another Freeride SJ made under Steve Webster’s spec. The particular craft was equipped with a new chin pad which was fabricated by Jettrim. Actually it is a carbon chin base equipped with a Jettrim mat which features the classic Bitchin Stitchin design. Order yours from Kommander Industries.

Farthing and Watkins have switched from Kawasaki and vice-versa. As far as we know Watkins done it ones. Do you happen to know hoe many times Farthing had done it? We have counted at least twice for each company.

Last week Jetskiworld.gr exclusively posted the story on Gary Hart’s –owner of Jettrim- unique collection of Old School Jet Skis (published under the Features section). Gary recently announced the new member of his collection, a Yamaha SuperJet 650 First Edition. Gary will start working on it in order to ensure is show room condition and he will bring it back to its OEM spec.

Kommander Industries recently released a few photos of the new Freeride SJ project which was concluded last week. The particular boat is equipped with a RRP billet pole and nice custom paint job. Also, the engine features a billet aluminum cylinder head, Factory Pipe, filters, MSD coils and ECU as well as a revamped drive line.

Jettrim’s Old Scholl Museum has inspired lots of people and true fans of the sport to restore their old crafts or to buy on and start restoring it from square zero. Robert Sand is one of those guys who recently posted his new adventure –the restoration of a Kawasaki JS400 ’93- on FB. We wish him good luck and we look forward to see his project accomplished.