Thread: alkimos ride 31st

would love to bro, but i only just got my ski back. gotta head to the river first to make sure its all good., it s been over 2 months since i've seen it!!!!

yeah i might head down there. wanted to gps it on flatwater to make sure its still running same speeds.... but may wait to do that if everyone heading south tommoz

ended up at the narrows today. too sore and tired from hockey on saturday to drive down to rocky. then i saw wangers down there and he said rocky was rough, rainy, and cold. so glad i stayed in perth. ski felt quick as f&%K as i have been off it for about 10 weeks. gps'd 69.9, slightly down on the 70.4 mph i hit b4 the smash.... but i had 3/4 tank of fuel and it wasn't the flattest.....

new colours look awesome and ski is just hanging out for the rotto run next week.

heard your have a new gpr that will leave a rxp-x for dead daz... hows it fair on west aussie waters??? and is this going to take out the classics class this season??

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