Dakine Footstrap DIY Install for Yamaha Superjet Stand Up Jetski with RSKI RIDERS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2022
- #yamaha #superjet #jetski
Join us as we show you how we install Dakine footstraps in all of our jetskis!
The link to where we buy the adhesive studs and nyloc nuts:
www.mcmaster.com/97590A586
www.mcmaster.com/91831A029
Have fun!
-RSKI
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guys ! i have learned so much because of you! thanks for your content, regards from Argentina! keep riding!
Thanks for the support Victor!!! Send us some of your videos on Instagram!
Very nice job! Congratulations for this great idea. I was afraid to have to drill a hole in my hull!!!! Simple solution!
Thanks my friend!
Great content, I just got another ski for Northern California, just got my glass delivered today and about to fix a few things before I can hit the water.
Thanks Mike! Glad to hear you’re keeping the sport alive! Let us know if there are any specific video topics you’d like to see.
@@RSKI maybe check local laws on what's permitted and what is not. Here we are allowed to surf our skis at the beach but no rivers what so ever. Gotta beach launch to ride and stay out of parks. I'd say any info that shows people it is legal. The biggest issue here is misinformation with people thinking it's illegal everywhere and some law enforcement telling everyone no just so they don't have to deal with it even though it's permitted. I'm reglassing my fixed steer superjet as we speak.
You should make a trip up to Oregon. We ride in the surf, rivers, and lakes!
Awesome video, really clean install!
Thanks Gabriel! New videos are in the works!
Great video ! Thank you for sharing
Thanks Steve! Rock on buddy! 🤙
Hey, I watched your yideo on your surf setup. Can you do a video on how you moved your handle pole forward? Thanks
Hi Matthew, Stu and I both have our handlepole moved forward but it was a very intensive modification and neither of us would recommend doing it. We don’t think it makes much of a difference.
@@RSKI thanks bro for the info. I guess I will just have to stick with the straight bars & blowsion steering stem & be happy with the approximate 4" it gains. Would you recommend fat bars or standard? Thanks again bruh!
We use an over the pivot steering which moves the bars much further forward. Ideally you want the grips in line with the hood latch. We use the KP steering in the high position with 4degree Blowsion handlebars.
any recommendation for how far up the straps should be on a stock length ski?
I like to ride it without any straps and get a feel for where I want my feet. It’s really dependent on the handle pole length and steering combination.
Can you guys share the 3d files for the fixture guides you used? Super helpful video thanks a bunch!
Hey Doc! Thanks for the kind words, I might have misplaced the 3d file for the fixture, but you can use a piece of plywood or just design one quickly with the spacing that works for your footstrap.
What kind of 25mm pad U used? Is it hard?
It’s 25mm undermat padding from hydro turf.
What size do you cut the discs ? What thickness do you use for the fiber glass ?
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The first disk is 3” in diameter and the last one is about 7”. You could go bigger if you want but we haven’t seen these come out yet. We use 6oz woven fiberglass.
@@RSKI thanks dude for the details 👌🙂
🤙🤙 we need to make a RSKI riding video in Indonesia!
@@RSKI let’s do it ! You will love the waves over there
Where did you get the studs with base?
Link is in the description 🙂
Thanks I got excited lol . Awesome stuff
Thanks man! Stay tuned and let us know of any videos you’d like to see!
Do you sell the sheets and spacer?
Hey nick, at the moment we don’t sell these as we don’t have our own laser for cutting the glass unfortunately.