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I ordered a piece of vinyl from Centurion. I just needed 1 yard to fix a panel. I just paid i think $24 for a yard. The lady said it ranged from $16-24. the shipping cost like $20. so 1 yard of material cost like 40 bucks. The vinyl was really nice, foam backed, and matched the rest of my seats perfect.

I had a hard time getting consistent pop. Here is what i have figured out in order to land wake to wake every time. You dont have to edge all the way out, just take a nice progressive edge in, letting the boat pull you into the wake. When you hit the wake stay on your edge standing up away from the boat. HANDLE POSITION is very important, dont let the handle get to far away from your body. I try to keep my elbows tucked in at my side. Another thing is to hold on with both hands until you leave the wake. If you are letting go to early you will loose a lot of power in your pop. hope this helps

Nice Avalanche

I seen on a tv show called ship shape where they were doing a transom light install. I dont know if they have videos on youtube or anything, but it might be worth googling. I was also wanting to install some transom lights, but it just sketches me out so bad... thinking about drilling holes in the hull of my Avy

Thanks for the comments. I like Inland surfers, i have seen other posts where people have said that wake surf board companies have better boards and that your surfing will progress quickly with a good board

Thanks man! Can't wait to get on the water this summer! I mostly wakeboard but i was thinking about surfing this year. I am thinking about getting the Ronix Cortez surf board. I am a begginer and so would everyone else that would be riding. What do you think about that board? or do you have any other suggestions

here is my 07 Avy that i bought this fall. I only got to take it out 2 times before winterizing it and putting it in the garage