UK and Europe members Post here

there are a couple of more members from uk, but haven´t seen them for a while.
There´s Kristof from Belgim, Europe Grand Poobah, and some from france, and italy...then nothing...

There are more european mebers!

i,m from holland,

i have a 1972 skier, a 1988 ski nautique and a 1988 barefoot nautique.

Hello I'm from Denmark

I have a mustang that we use for cruising and a little sports...

I think a UK meet would be a good idea but i would be attending without boat... to long to tow...

Maybe we should meet at Roger's workshop so we can see everything he builds and get the full tour.

And there are more!

Another one from Holland.

Got a 1990 Ski Nautique for 3 years now.
It's used for wakeboarding, skiing and cruising.

Added a tower, dual battery system and new audio system to it, and did a lot of wetsanding last year.

Still need to update my profile.

must_dash wrote: Maybe we should meet at Roger's workshop so we can see everything he builds and get the full tour.

That would be a great idea!!

Kristof from Bree (North East of Belgium) with a 1989 SN 2001.
Skiing on the river Maas at Maaseik.
Just check out www.maasmasters.com or check out MaasMasters on Facebook...
CCFans always welcome for a tow and some beers!

another fleet !   I'm impressed

MattB wrote: 1989 SN 2001

Niiiice!

Hey Boyd,
The 3 blade stock prop on the boat had taken a few knocks by the previous owner, nothing to serious but there was some vibration from it so I need to get it refurbished and I wanted to keep it as a spare, after reading posts from here and other sites the 422 seemed like a good replacement for my needs, running some ballast sometimes but not a huge amount and a good all around prop.

I have not fully tested the 422 (only been out once since installing) but first impressions are very impressive, its very smooth with a great hole shot, my only other experience of the 2001 is with a beaten up stock prop so I don't have anything to compare it too but I am very happy with the performance (understatement).

For info I had it shipped to the UK from DeepBlueYachtSupply prices are from Feb so might have changed but its a good guide.

Price for prop: £242.96
Prop Puller: £44
Shipping: £57.76
Customs charge/import duty: £78.13 (Grrrrrrr)
Total Cost: £422.85

Once a lowlander always a lowlander

Got the boat back in yesterday, some pictures in Kristof's threadKristof's thread

And we spend a great afternoon with this as a backdop.


Does it get any better? CCFers welcome to join us.

Tom

We have also had a lot of rain in the last 3 weeks and been cold. It was snowing last week.
We are planning on a snow and water ski day in July. Plateau Rosa (just above Cervinia/Zermatt on the glacia) in the morning at 3800m then back to the lake for the water and BBQ in the evening.

tjamesbo wrote: Perfect Day!

LOL that was posted yesterday!! 6c and raining with strong winds...you have just gotta love England in the Spring time
We managed to get out on Saturday but luckily there was only 2 boats on the lake and we took it in turns to use the far end of the lake where the water was sheltered from the wind and a little bit flatter, first time out in a 3/2mm wetsuit was a shocker though.

tjamesbo wrote: Matt just looked at the blog a lot of work has gone into that boat I'd love to see it sometime where are you based? there are a few clubs around Nottingham

My local club is Church Wilne. You are most welcome to come up any time, we are only about an hour away from you.

You must love the boarding at 10:00pm in the summer..I had a couple of sets on Loch Lomond a couple of seasons ago and it was great although the next day you could have surfed the white water across the loch it was so windy! oh and it was COLD
The guys at http://www.lochlomondwakeboard.com/ were great, shame I didn't have more time there though.

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