srvfan
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Go to home depot . buy the plastic fake trim that goes around garage doors , it's even groved like a ski guide. It's cheap and it works!! 
Bakemono
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Well, it sounds like the RS is another winner for Yamaha.
Lets just hope that the RS is as reliable in its first year as the RX was, Im sure that it will be but we'll see...
Hebi
Lets just hope that the RS is as reliable in its first year as the RX was, Im sure that it will be but we'll see...
Hebi
welterracer
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How did it handle?
How Fast was it?
How Fast was it?
2xcelr8
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I also think ski boots are the way to go. I use them for going across the drive way and into the garage. Also good for going up the trailer without catching the carbides! 
Bill
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Another suggestion.
4, 12 foot pieces of 2 x 2
2 for each ski, 2.5 " or so apart. Centre to centre, 42" or so. Screwed to the shed floor assuming it is wooden.
Cost under $10.
Dave
4, 12 foot pieces of 2 x 2
2 for each ski, 2.5 " or so apart. Centre to centre, 42" or so. Screwed to the shed floor assuming it is wooden.
Cost under $10.
Dave
MadMax
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welterracer said:
It handled very good. I was very pleased, it handled better than my V-max did.
I didn't punch it at all. I half throttled it about a half-dozen times or so. It felt broken in. Yup!!! the engine felt great.. The track is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. It tracks very straight also.. Can't wait to put a few more miles on it so I can take it up to speed. MM
MadMax
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the floor fix
This is how I fixed the floor issue. I got this heavy duty plastic from work. Cut it to size,and glued in down.. This stuff is strong. It's the same stuff I used on my trailer bed for ski guides. After 8 years of on and off it's still in good shape.. Total cost to me on this project.. $9.00 for the glue. + 2 hours of my time. The plastic was scrap from work $0.
This is how I fixed the floor issue. I got this heavy duty plastic from work. Cut it to size,and glued in down.. This stuff is strong. It's the same stuff I used on my trailer bed for ski guides. After 8 years of on and off it's still in good shape.. Total cost to me on this project.. $9.00 for the glue. + 2 hours of my time. The plastic was scrap from work $0.
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