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Where is the boat located?

I'd rather repair if possible. $250 per side seems ridiculous.

Anyone know of a way to repair the windshield corners on a ProStar?

Hello skiers, We had an unusually warm winter here in the south and vegetation is worse than normal in many places. We worked with Sensient this year to create a new bulk package for the SensiPro granules and have been able to reduce the price of our dye by 15% compared to last year. New pricing for 2017 is $449 for a 25lb bucket of dye. If you are using a liquid dye now and want something that lasts longer give us a try. Check out Indylake.com if you need more info. Thanks, Mike

Anyone have a good source for a new cover for a 2014 Prostar? Thanks

I have a mid-90's MC v-drive with some transmission issues. Can anyone recommend a reputable repair shop in MO? Thanks

I went and yes it was expensive and I had to miss work etc, etc. There were only 5 skiers in my M3 division at Regionals. It makes no sense to require me to drive all day one weekend to Regionals just to turn around and jump on a plane to go to Nationals the next week. Regionals was more of a waste of time and money than Nationals by a long shot. My $.02

@RazorRoss3 I'm an hour or so east of Austin if you need a ski ride. Feel free to PM me about where to live, etc.

@Chris Rossi Admittedly I didn't read this whole thread but can you tell me what size you would recommend for me? 195lbs, 34mph, 35 / 38' off skier. I'm ready to retire the Nano One! Thanks

I ski in Texas where lakes are dug in heavy clay and they often look less than appealing. After hearing about Sensient here on BOS I tried it last year for the first time. That stuff is amazing - 3 gallons of dye changed everything for our lake. I was so convinced in the quality of the product that I set my boys up (Michael B2 and Jack B1) selling Sensient. You can order online from them at Indylake.com. If you haven't seen or heard of Sensient and want a sample just shoot them an email at info@indylake and they will drop some in the mail for you. Most people are using the blue dye but if you prefer a deeper, darker color you can mix in about 20-25% black for a more natural look. Let the season begin! Mike

My son (8) has similar skis and is now running 17 & 19mph on the slalom ski. I had to add a Wiley's rear toe plate to keep his foot from slipping out but other than that they are great.

I had a 99 and went thru a couple of steering cables, they just wear out after a while. There aren't any zirks on that boat and my rudder shaft was never the problem. Good Luck.

I have a 67" F1 and a 67" prophesy and I can't tell the difference. I just moved over to the Nano and I'm not going back anytime soon.

I just bought a new Nano from Goode with brass inserts