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DHogg
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I have the first JJs and never really rode them until now. the snow as real dry and i found them really slow? Anyone else find this or know how to fix it. Sort of wax ect?

Thanks
Jan 16 2008 2:57PM
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DHogg
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bump
Jan 18 2008 6:54PM
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DeucesStreetwear
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tune up maybe? or just get ur skis waxed? possibly the snow was the reason since u stated it was slow? hmmm i would suggest takin em to a shop and gettin em waxed.
Jan 18 2008 7:25PM
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DeucesStreetwear
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ok didnt mean to be rude. just thinkin out loud.
Jan 18 2008 7:25PM
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tomahawk
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wax with the correct temperature of wax
Jan 18 2008 7:25PM
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NWFlow
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Mine are slow too.  Waxing helps.
Jan 18 2008 7:40PM
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invader7
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wax will help but im prety sure its mostly the skis. ive heard of it being the same with other peoples. but they have definatly fixed it now
Jan 18 2008 7:42PM
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DHogg
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yeah they were waxed but only with the shitty wax for all temps
Jan 19 2008 1:55PM
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PacificRimJob
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Yeah.. I'm going to reccomend getting those puppies rewaxed with some temperate graphite wax if you want them to really fly. They have the same sintered base as my ARV's.. which absolutely FLY.. so just get the right wax and you'll spot the diff. 
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