----- Original Message -----

From: Kevin Thayer

To: Andy Stenderup ; hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 12:32 AM

Subject: RE: [Hydrofoil] good job jake, sky ski le 38

  Andy, Love my ski to!  Pops like crazy,
lands soft.
           
            KT

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To: Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
From: andys93307@yahoo.com
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:07:16 +0000
Subject: [Hydrofoil] good job jake, sky ski le 38

Rode my new ski yesterday. First time. I've had a sky ski since 97 when
Murph first started. The new le with a max air and fling wing is sure a
sweet ski. First ski I've ever had that needed no tuning straight from
the box. Set perfectly and fly's great. Good job Jake and comtec. Got
my ski with all Cinch accessories. The foot wraps are very comfortable
and your feet feel secure. Alot better than the rubber toe pieces. I'm
sure Lonnie will sell alot of them when the word gets out. Now I'f I
could just get this old dog to learn a new trick without getting hurt.

Andy Stenderup
Bakersfield, Calif.

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To: Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
From: andys93307@...
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:07:16 +0000
Subject: [Hydrofoil] good job jake, sky ski le 38

Rode my new ski yesterday. First time. I've had a sky ski since 97 when
Murph first started. The new le with a max air and fling wing is sure a
sweet ski. First ski I've ever had that needed no tuning straight from
the box. Set perfectly and fly's great. Good job Jake and comtec. Got
my ski with all Cinch accessories. The foot wraps are very comfortable
and your feet feel secure. Alot better than the rubber toe pieces. I'm
sure Lonnie will sell alot of them when the word gets out. Now I'f I
could just get this old dog to learn a new trick without getting hurt.

Andy Stenderup
Bakersfield, Calif.

Rode my new ski yesterday. First time. I've had a sky ski since 97 when
Murph first started. The new le with a max air and fling wing is sure a
sweet ski. First ski I've ever had that needed no tuning straight from
the box. Set perfectly and fly's great. Good job Jake and comtec. Got
my ski with all Cinch accessories. The foot wraps are very comfortable
and your feet feel secure. Alot better than the rubber toe pieces. I'm
sure Lonnie will sell alot of them when the word gets out. Now I'f I
could just get this old dog to learn a new trick without getting hurt.

                                     Andy Stenderup
                                     Bakersfield, Calif.

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I was sent another excellent link by my friend. This is a link to a
NEW FREEBIE PAGE for this week so I thought I would,  share it with
the group...enjoy!

The link goes to a web page where you can collect TONS of items for
FREE! There is so much on offer that its definately worth the visit.
Keep your eyes open for new freebie pages, they post them each week!

http://freebiesweekly.blogspot.com/2008_06_25_archive.html

When you have had your freebies, be nice to your family and friends
and pass on the link above, like I did!

Take care and have a great week!

I'll be out on the Houseboat until Monday.  All orders are current.  For those
of you waiting on an LE38, I will be shipping them on Wednesday.
Thanks for your patience.
Hope you all have a great weekend.  I can be reached via email.

Thanks

Lonnie
CINCH Hydrofoil / Sky Ski

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To: robgrogan@...; ewingski@...; brettworden@...; hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
From: kneeboard2@...
Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 11:36:24 -0500
Subject: RE: [Hydrofoil] Re: Buying a hydrofoil rack soon

Not really – he needs the BIG ones!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

 

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From: Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Robert Grogan
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2008 10:29 AM
To: ewingski@aol.com; brettworden@yahoo.com; hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Hydrofoil] Re: Buying a hydrofoil rack soon

 

Dave,
 
You're buying your skis at the wrong place!

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To: brettworden@yahoo.com; Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
From: ewingski@aol.com
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:52:53 -0400
Subject: Re: [Hydrofoil] Re: Buying a hydrofoil rack soon

Consider the price of the hydrofoil, and the conditions in which you want it to hold.  You could strap it up there with a couple of bungee cords and some foam padding if you want to do it that way.  But I pay $300-400 for a rack for my snow skis, which cost around $1000 a pair

It's ridiculous how much it costs to get something to simply hold your
hydrofoil on your tower.

 

 

Dave Ewing
All brilliant thought is plagiarism to some degree. All stupidity is your own work.

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: brettworden <brettworden@yahoo.com>
To: Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 5:43 pm
Subject: [Hydrofoil] Re: Buying a hydrofoil rack soon

--- In Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com, brett worden <brettworden@...> wrote:
>
> I'm about to get a '99 Nautique 176 w/ a fold-down flight control
tower. It's got a wakeboard rack already, and I'll want a hydrofoil
rack as well and don't want to spend a lot of money. After looking on
some various forums and searching around, I'm looking at maybe getting
the SSRP model from airboom.com for $339. How's that sound? I
definitely don't want to spend more than that. Does that sound like a
decent rack/price, or do you guys have any other suggestions?
>

Thanks for all the advice from the many of you that replied. Seems
like almost everyone is saying to go with a Comptech, so I'll look
more into those.

It's ridiculous how much it costs to get something to simply hold your
hydrofoil on your tower.

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To: brettworden@...; Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
From: ewingski@...
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:52:53 -0400
Subject: Re: [Hydrofoil] Re: Buying a hydrofoil rack soon

Consider the price of the hydrofoil, and the conditions in which you want it to hold.  You could strap it up there with a couple of bungee cords and some foam padding if you want to do it that way.  But I pay $300-400 for a rack for my snow skis, which cost around $1000 a pair

It's ridiculous how much it costs to get something to simply hold your
hydrofoil on your tower.

Dave Ewing
All brilliant thought is plagiarism to some degree. All stupidity is your own work.

-----Original Message-----
From: brettworden <brettworden@yahoo.com>
To: Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 5:43 pm
Subject: [Hydrofoil] Re: Buying a hydrofoil rack soon

--- In Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com, brett worden <brettworden@...> wrote:
>
> I'm about to get a '99 Nautique 176 w/ a fold-down flight control
tower. It's got a wakeboard rack already, and I'll want a hydrofoil
rack as well and don't want to spend a lot of money. After looking on
some various forums and searching around, I'm looking at maybe getting
the SSRP model from airboom.com for $339. How's that sound? I
definitely don't want to spend more than that. Does that sound like a
decent rack/price, or do you guys have any other suggestions?
>

Thanks for all the advice from the many of you that replied. Seems
like almost everyone is saying to go with a Comptech, so I'll look
more into those.

It's ridiculous how much it costs to get something to simply hold your
hydrofoil on your tower.

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----- Original Message -----

From: jeff posey

To: Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2008 11:20 AM

Subject: [Hydrofoil] 360's

I'm about to start trying 360's for a second time. first time around I was getting them decent enough but without any ride aways at 18mph, much softer falls, andhave got the motion and all that down. What I'd like to know is if it's easier to attempt 360's off the wake either inside to outside the wake, wake to wake, or out in the flats. Last time I only tried in the flats and I would love to hear some pros and cons for both.

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I'm about to start trying 360's for a second time. first time around I was
getting them decent enough but without any ride aways at 18mph, much softer
falls, andhave got the motion and all that down. What I'd like to know is if
it's easier to attempt 360's off the wake either inside to outside the wake,
wake to wake, or out in the flats. Last time I only tried in the flats and I
would love to hear some pros and cons for both.

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I always prefer to spend "less" than "more", but in the end the cost of a
swivel rack is only about 2-3 weekends worth of gas in your boat....


Once they're selling 10,000 of them a year, I'm sure they'll cost a lot
less. Until then, they're basically making them by hand in small batches, so
the cost is going to be high.


:-)



Steve
+1-703-338-0212


From: Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Brad Scott
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2008 7:49 AM
To: 'brettworden'; Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Hydrofoil] Re: Buying a hydrofoil rack soon

<<It's ridiculous how much it costs to get something to simply hold your
hydrofoil on your tower.>>

Yes and no. When you look at the quality of the Comptech rack and how well
it is made and all the work that goes into it, then start looking at how you
can use it for 10 years, and it will still work just as well, it doesn't
seem so bad.

Compared to what it costs to own/run your boat for a season, and seeing how
well it protects your foil, plus the convenience of the swivel, it looks
fairly cheap. I've never heard of someone buying one and saying, "well that
was a mistake." Once you get it, you will appreciate having it very much.

Compared to all the fun you have riding the foil, anything associated seems
worth it ...

Brad Scott

It's ridiculous how much it costs to get something to simply hold your
hydrofoil on your tower.

--- In Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com, brett worden <brettworden@...> wrote:
>
> I'm about to get a '99 Nautique 176 w/ a fold-down flight control
tower.  It's got a wakeboard rack already, and I'll want a  hydrofoil
rack as well and don't want to spend a lot of money. After looking on
some various forums and searching around, I'm looking at maybe getting
the SSRP model from airboom.com for $339.  How's that sound?  I
definitely don't want to spend more than that.  Does that sound like a
decent rack/price, or do you guys have any other suggestions?
>


Thanks for all the advice from the many of you that replied.  Seems
like almost everyone is saying to go with a Comptech, so I'll look
more into those.

It's ridiculous how much it costs to get something to simply hold your
hydrofoil on your tower.

I ride an Le 38, weigh 230 lbs and ride at 22 mph. I do consistant
gainers in the flats and can jump what feels to be high. I would say work
on your form while jumping and you will have more gains than by speeding
up. Speed helps (also hurts worse) but form is the best kept sectret.
Steven B






> I ride at 23 and am able to do wake rolls, rolls out in the flats and
> inconsistant gainers(very inconsistant ! ) I attempt 360's ( ouch ! ) and
> even grew some to try a front over the wake ( got boated) so the answer
> to your question, yes, thats enough speed to get inverted. good luck and
> don't give up! its an awesome feeling.
>
> Joe
>
> --- On Tue, 6/24/08, lakesengineering <lakesengineering@...> wrote:
> From: lakesengineering <lakesengineering@...>
> Subject: [Hydrofoil] speed and jumping question
> To: Hydrofoil@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2008, 12:07 PM
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> height, how fast should I go? What is normal? What is fast? How fast
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Hi everyone,

Just throwing some feelers out there to see if anyone would be
interested in joining us at Norris this September? I'm running a
houseboat trip for my local ski club (Cincy Ski Club) and we have 3
Luxury houseboats out of Flat Hollow Marina
(http://www.flathollowmarina.com/new_houseboats.php) and room for at
least 10 to 12 people. This is not a sanctioned Hydrofoil event but we
have a lot of skiers, barefooters, boarders and me (the only
hydrofoiler)! We could definitely use more foilers, this is a
beautiful lake and there are very few people that foil here and I
don't do the sport justice!

The cost is not too bad at $400 which includes all your food, lodging
and as much skiing/foiling we can fit in a weekend. We have a DJ and
party on saturday night and a ton of dancing! Oh, forgot to mention
that this is our Pirate weekend and Pirate attire for the party is
highly encouraged!

You can find out more information by checking out our website
(http://web.mac.com/jeffschaber/Cincy_Ski_Club_Pirate_Weekend/Cincy_Ski_Club_Hou\
seboat_Trip___Pirate_Weekend.html)
and some of the pictures and video from last year.

Contact me here or at my email (iflyrv6@...) or cell (859) 760-4044

This year we're using much larger boats and having a hard time filling
the third one (we have 34 currently signed up and each boat sleeps 16).

If you are interested in bringing your boat, boat owners do not pay
for lodging, food or gas and we could use two boats.

Hi,
How fast do you ride? I have been going about 22 mph and I am totally
in control at this speed. Good jumping and landing. If I want more
height, how fast should I go? What is normal? What is fast? How fast
should I go to back flip? Thanks.

Here are some reminders about registration.

Hope to see you all there!

Only 1 week to get in at $60.00 per event.
Register today!

http://www.ushanationals.com/Register.shtm

$79.00 deal at the Holiday Inn Express only lasts till Friday this week.
6092 EAST CROSSROADS BLVD.
LOVELAND, CO 80538 UNITED STATES
Hotel Front Desk: 1-970-6630057
Make sure to mention USHA Nationals

Motel 8 in Windsor
http://www.super8.com/Super8/control/Booking/property_info?propertyId=14163