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Nice, you will love those sled, have a great summer!!!

@@DaveNorona thanks Dave, all the best to you. Looking forward to more of your very informative vids.

strykerboats.com as it depends on what model, size and motor and trailer you choose. cheers dave

any bike shop will have that style of fender, cheers dave

For time sake I only had one bolt in on each side, when both are installed it does not lift and is super snug with perfect fit, for time as I say I just showed where the bolts go, sorry for the amateur install, cheers dave PS Good Eye :)

Corsa Cycles is the local devinci dealer and its best to talk to the manager and tell him I sent you. Discounts may very on bikes they have on hand, current market and what you are looking for. cheers dave

YES!!!

thumbs up!!

I have taken mine out in 2-3 chop, it will handle it but I go with my family so I am not after crazy chop. it will do it and wont harm anything, but we have it as our tender on our cabin cruiser and also going out in Howe Sound to have fun, but any small boat is not going to be good in massive seas.

Glad you liked it!

Exactly like that, makes it super easy so you do it, which is the biggest help in getting it done. Cheers

If you had coolant in the engine it would be good

So capping the thru hull is important that it doesn't draw air in, and make sure that check valve doesn't get plugged up or stuck closed.

@@lewisbolman7862 its properly designed so as not to do this.

I’m 6’ 185 lbs

Well the best would have been to ride both over that last few seasons, ride and expert and a summit x, it is almost impossible to tell the difference in a sled with just t-motion, and just flex edge, people say they notice but sorry we ride them back to back to back and it really comes down to what you get use to or adapt to. If you think you want flex edge but not t-motion then a summit x and add the t-motion xt from the expert but a bigger difference is in the skis, if you put salazzking ski rubbers in it makes the biggest difference, and going g5 is night and day over a G4,

It sure is!

super cool what they did and these are super fun!

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yes it will work fine!

@@DaveNorona Thanks!

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Yes we have cheaper options but Lift is the top of the e-foil world, cheers

@@DaveNorona Is it possible to rent a unit for a day?

@@bikedude019 yes I do lessons 300 for 1 hr water time and 30 min pre water time dave@davenorona.com for a lesson

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2002

Remember that Brodie Devo 2002 - Candy Apple Red😮😮😮? (We might also be getting a 2858 this summer)

The 20 is perfect for us and what we do, but 20-30 would all be great!!! You will love the boat!!

The front on this 2002 has lots of space plus were both 5'6 so lots of room!!! Happy Boating!!

You might have to try one of these as we have been using it off our cabin cruiser and all the time in squamish for adventures and crab and prawning, boat gets on step quick, easy to steer, easy to turn on a dime and super fun and light, I am sure a hard bottom is awesome but these are super light and way less money. Happy Boating

@@DaveNorona Sorry there Homeboy but they sell inflatables with ridgid hulls and I've seen enough videos and read articles that tell me as compared to ridgid hulls inflatable hulls are not as sturdy and have puncture issues. Enjoy your raft!!

RIBs are better than SIBs for sure but SIBs are like a few thousand dollars compared to a RIB that will cost at least $50k unless used (which is a whole nother thing cause you likely will need to retube it at some point). Either way, SIBs and RIBs serve different purposes. For what it is, Stryker SIBs are some of the best out there and most legitimate SIBs are very much ocean worthy vessels compared to lake rafts from intex and the like.

@@nathanjohnson3668 Thanks for that insight

Right on, have fun!!!

They really are!!

Some guys would rather the low seat, some the higher seat with more cushion and some the stock seat is fine for them. Choice is always there.

Your question is interesting as you say it has no value but then say why was it not thought of earlier? Engineers who think this stuff up are designing stuff 15-10 and 5 years in the future, when they design the sled the time it takes leave little for the engineering team to think up products that might work with it. Once people ride it and say hey be cool on thos etc then those parts get made and thought of, which answers why it all just does not come out right away. If it did you would have to be wow'd with a whole bunch of new stuff every year which is not possible in a timeline. This seat also fits G4 and G5 which is great so people who keep their sled longer can do upgrades to make them better easier and more fun and easier to ride. On the cost, yes it is a lot of money but compared to dirt bike seats etc it is not, the time etc to design products especially for a manufacture is a lot of cost. If someone made a seat like this with cost of material and design and build etc it would be the same cost or more, which is why you don't see many aftermarket companies doing this and if they did it would be more money! This seat has a place and will sell through. Some like the expert low seat, i would be one of those people, but some find it too hard and need more comfort so they buy a bigger seat and some will love this to get the belt out of that little pack on the back and away for a clean look and also out of sight from anyone who might steal it!

Canadian $459.99

sorry I dont know the speed but with our family 2 adults one 8 yr old and a small dog it rips. and I have had 6 kids and three adults, it does everything we need. We use it as our dingy in the summer behind our big cruiser and out of squamish for fun adventures. the 20 is awsome, but sorry i dont really measure the speed and can't really compare it to anything else. but happy with the 20.

@@DaveNorona Thanks for the info. I am going to seriously consider the 20. Cheers

well said, yeah we put on 2-3 thousand k per summer on ours, love it!!

You Bet Randall is someone who will build it here even if it cost more....awesome products

Do it right and use these. superclamp.net/product/super-traction-grid/

@@DaveNorona thanks Dave. Ordered (7) boxes of Super traction grid... More later if I need them.

@@VonSpud you will love it!!

Nice!

Hydraulic trailer dropped it off, it can raise and lower itself pick up the boat off blocks and lowere for travel and drop in water and vise versa! Awesome

After riding mtb since 1987 and racing as a pro from 1990 to 2006 I can honestly say that YES I prefer e-mtb of regular bikes. Anyone who is not 10% within a winning races should be on an e-mtb, they will become a better rider faster and even a top level rider will benefit from the training that you can do on an e-mtb. They provide better training, a higher cardio workout (less muscular workout) and provide way more fun! And yes there is absolutely zero difference between an e-mtb over a regular bike on the trails, so they should be allowed everywhere a regular bike would be allowed. The biggest issue we have in BC with mtb trails is illegally built trails and not one mtb club or group is tackling this issue, they actually overlook it as they want more trails, but the issue is a lot of these trails are not sustainable and it destroys the ability to have better built trail network without having trails go in every direction with so many junctions.

@@DaveNorona Higher cardio on an E-bike? I switched from dirt bikes to MTB’s about 10 years ago. Why will riding an E-bike make me a better rider? We just got back from a week in Moab. Nothing is harder than grinding a bike up a mountain but the satisfaction is worth it. There are plenty of dirt bike trails for E-bikes to use. MTB trails are for the people willing to put in the work at least here in the mountains. I have ridden E-bikes and they are fun but I will stick to MTB’s. The locals in Moab say people ride e-bikes up but then need Search & Rescue to help them get down😂

@@DaveNorona The Big Sky Biggie is here in Montana. Ride your E-bike all summer then race on a regular MTB. If you finish the 50 miles over multiple mountains in tough terrain it will be impressive.

@@quinncolby Its fun when people don't understand how your own body works. I will explain. When you ride a regular bike you need strength and cardio, right? In moto you get lots of strength, but not the same cardio, which is why moto riders ride mtb is for the cardio, the reason they don't run where they can get better cardio is running is much harder on the muscular skeleton so they would get more tired and sore and there for not able to push when they ride the track. Now ask yourself when your out riding your regular bike if you did not build up lactate from pushing hard would you be able to go faster, the answer is and will be always, YES! So with an e-mtb you can push harder cardio wise because you are not pushing your muscular system to the end. If you still don't understand this then you need to learn why intervals works. Intervals work because they tax your cardio system in short bursts so you can push beyond what you can normally do but you have to stop at the limit of your muscular system as it will take too much oxygen to your muscles and you will slow down. Can you win regular races after only training on an e-bike, the answer is no as you need a strong muscular system as well. It is true you can soft pedal an e-mtb , and that is good for the other type of training it provides, as back when i was racing 80 percent of your training was done on a road bike where you can control your HR and do long slow and keep your heart rate low and build a big base. Then the mtb training was done for specific workouts as if you just rode your mtb every day you would over train and not do well in races, Now you can use the e-mtb and ride all rides on trails and specifically do different work outs, again if racing a regular bike you will need to do the specific workouts on a regular bike. If you still don't get this then when you go to the gym next time make sure when you do all your weights you do the whole stack, so for bench if the weights go to 300 pounds make sure you do the whole stack or you rare cheating since the whole stack is there you must do it, or do you do put the pin when you can do specific weights, like an endurance weight which is lighter and more reps and a strength weight which is heavier but less reps. An e-mtb allows proper training. It always blows my mind that people don't get this. I it always comes from riders who think they are pretty good but would get smashed in races, as all the good guys know how your body works and don't care about guys and what they are riding. You sound like a typical mtb rider who discovered a fun sport, did a couple of trail days and now think he knows the whole sport. I was there at the beginning and raced in over 500 of the toughest races all over the world, just do you and stick to your riding your training and having fun, as that is all most people are doing. cheers dave

@@quinncolby Thats cute, I raced in over 500 events around the world with 100 victories , eco challenge 4 x 2 wins 24 hours solo , xc skied the 1800km iditarod trail , and won 100 other events in triathlon, dualthlon, xc ski, surf ski paddling, mtb, running cycling , my racing is done it was my job from 1990 to 2006 and then I worked with sponsorship in those sports through 2010, and then started a different career with sking and Ski-Doo sleds till this day, with my job and it super fun, I do not need to measure myself in events any longer, but its great you are, have fun and enjoy and work on you! Montana is great but sorry you aint got shit on the pacific northwest riding, the riding here is real single track steep wet and loose. Come for a visit sometime and you will see what real riding on a moto, trials or mountain bike is.

This is an absolutely awesome tip! Thank you!!!

Totally Agree!!!

@@DaveNorona If you like that stuff, just for fun, look at Tern cycles (quick haul), Cero/Loden one, Muli cycles, Le Petite Porteur, Omnium cargo bikes, Yoonit and Yuba. Sooo many great concepts and developments. 🙂

Any time! Great Boat, go bigger than you think!

Hit up your local dealer, they will find out and deal with it for sure!