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We also have the same "No orange Cheesy snack" rule. LOL Way to be creative kids!!
Is that a second mirror mounted on the bimini top? I’ve been considering mounting one there. What model mirror is it? Why did you keep the mirror mounted on the windshield?
Yes, I hooked a mirror to the bimini top, which gives me good visibility all the time to the rear and doesn’t get in my way. I removed the stock mirror, since it’s way too big, and purchased another smaller one that I only use when we do wake board.
When did you get the El Jefe and how do you like it?
Got it yesterday. The doomswell rep has become the homie. I got his demo for $500. Once you ride it, it's hard to ride anything else.
It's similar. A bit smaller and seems to have a lot less volume. The El Jefe is so cool, you can literally put your feet anywhere. I was doing nose manuals with both feet on the nose. Super fun.
Can I just add that I MUCH prefer working on my boat. I love a good Four Winns, but it's such a pain to access anything. You have to be Inspector Gadget to reach the oil filter. It's a good think I have unusually long arms for someone 5'10'. You have to blindly replace spark plugs because they're low in the engine compartment, and good luck finding where all the plugs on the water jacket go... not exactly simple maintenance, my arms have the scars to prove it...
