Who says Turbos don't make for good jumpers.

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• Mar 11, 2014

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Short clip from the Grand Mesa last weekend. My Boondocker Turbo is super responsive,whether in the trees, on the sidehill, or in the air.

http://vimeo.com/88704935

 

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Nice video, I'm curious what that seat is that's on your sled?

 

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Laundryboy said:

Nice video, I'm curious what that seat is that's on your sled?

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The seat is a Skinz, but not the low version. SPG did me right, not only when I originally built the sled, but also when I destroyed one of my airframes this season. They built me a single replacement board, got it into powder coat, and had it shipped to me 48 hours after I wrecked. They are responsible for the seat, running boards, bumpers, and skid plate on the sled. Seriously good people to deal with, and they produce great products.

 

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I have a +2" skinz on my sled an it's just too tall for me. Is yours the model # PSK105 by chance? I think Skinz calls it the midrise or stock height seat. From the little bit that I can see of yours, it looks perfect.

 

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• Mar 12, 2014

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Yes, I believe it is the stock height model. I like it because it is much narrower, and the underseat bag holds a good amount, without sticking out behind the seat