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RIVA Racing

A Pompano Beach Yamaha dealer whose own parts Personal Watercraft Illustrated tested from 1996, and whose riders Yamaha listed under its name in factory racing lists of 2019 and 2020.

The BaddJet shop sells RIVA Racing parts. This page is the archive's record of what the documents say, it links to no product and prints no price, and it follows the same rules as every other company here.

• a year printed above a fact on this page
• a year printed above no fact

Printed above the facts, 1996 to 1998, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2012, 2014, 2017 to 2020, 2023, 2024 and 2026. Printed above none, 1999, 2000, 2002 to 2004, 2007 to 2011, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2021, 2022 and 2025. 3 facts have no year printed above them and mark no box.

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What it made and sold

1996 · Likely

In 1996 Personal Watercraft Illustrated tested a package of bolt-on parts from Riva Yamaha, which it described as a Yamaha WaveRunner dealer in Pompano Beach, Florida, that also made a line of aftermarket parts designed only for Yamahas. Every part on the test WaveRaider 701 was the dealer's own except a set of reed petals and an impeller: an exhaust system, a cylinder head, flame arrestors and adapters, an intake grate, a ride plate, a steering nozzle and a sponson kit. The magazine called Dave Bamdas the boss at Riva Yamaha and described a retail store, a parts warehouse, a race team shop and a test canal.

Sources: PWI 1996 Riva WaveRaider test

1998 · Likely

Personal Watercraft Illustrated's test of December 1998 says Riva Yamaha also sold Factory Pipe's three-pipe exhaust system for the Yamaha GP1200, and the GP800 it tested carried a digital ignition unit sold under the Riva Yamaha name, with four preset timing curves.

Sources: PWI December 1998 Factory Pipe test

2001 · Likely

Personal Watercraft Illustrated's online test of the Riva Stage II kit for the Yamaha GP1200R, captured in August 2001, lists among its parts a cylinder-head kit, flame arrestors, a digital ignition, an exhaust stinger, a billet-aluminum pump cone, trim tabs, a ride plate, an intake grate and sponsons, all described as Riva parts, with a reed stuffer kit it says Boyesen produced for Riva alone.

Sources: PWI online Riva Stage II 2001

2001 · Confirmed

BRP's United States patent 8,905,800 for an inlet grate, filed on 18 July 2013 and granted on 9 December 2014, cites among its references a Riva Yamaha GPR race grate and pump shoe, part number RY22520, with the date 11 May 2001 as the reference prints it.

Sources: US patent 8905800

2018 · Likely

The Watercraft Journal's ride report of 20 March 2018 describes a RIVA Racing limited-edition 2018 Yamaha GP1800R, of which it reports RIVA hand-assembling 25 units, fitted with RIVA engine, cooling, intake and fuel parts, and calls Dave Bamdas the president of RIVA Racing.

Sources: Watercraft Journal RIVA GP1800R 2018

2026 · Likely

On 12 March 2026 The Watercraft Journal reported RIVA Racing launching a jet boat line, RIVA Jetboat, with performance kits, pump upgrades and accessories for Yamaha and Sea-Doo jet boats.

Sources: Watercraft Journal RIVA Jetboat 2026

On the race sheets

1996 · Likely

The same 1996 test says the dealer developed its parts through the riders it sponsored, counts four of them and names Jeff Jacobs among them. It calls them sponsored riders and does not use the words factory team (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-16).

Sources: PWI 1996 Riva WaveRaider test

2001 · Likely

The same 2001 article says the dealer had announced a racer-support programme a few months earlier and that it was, for the first time in years, not fielding a pro-level team.

Sources: PWI online Riva Stage II 2001

Contested

When the dealer became Yamaha's factory race team is told three ways, and none of the three cites a Yamaha document. RIVA's own history page says it was appointed the first official Yamaha factory race team for personal watercraft competition in 1992. Coastal Angler wrote in February 2018 that Yamaha designated it the official factory race team in 1997. Powersports Business quoted Dave Bamdas in December 2023 as saying he got Yamaha's racing support in 1993, which dates support and not an appointment.

RIVA Racing About page says

RIVA's own history page, as captured on 5 October 2026, says the dealer was appointed the first official Yamaha factory race team for personal watercraft competition in 1992.

Coastal Angler on RIVA 2018 says

Coastal Angler's profile of 1 February 2018 says Yamaha designated RIVA as its official factory race team in 1997.

Powersports Business RIVA Space Coast 2023 says

Powersports Business of 19 December 2023 reports Dave Bamdas as saying he got Yamaha's racing support in 1993, and quotes him that the Yamaha factory race team was based at RIVA for over ten years.

Sources: RIVA Racing About page; Coastal Angler on RIVA 2018; Powersports Business RIVA Space Coast 2023

1997 · Likely

Another shop, Group K, in its comments on the August 1997 issue of Watercraft Power kept on its own site, names a tuner as one of those charged with building the Team Yamaha/Riva tour race boats. That is the shop's wording, not Yamaha's; it gives no date for the team, and reading its Riva as this dealer rests on the name and the year.

Sources: Group K Between the Lines 1997

2014, 2019 and 2020 · Confirmed

Yamaha's release on its 2014 Pro Watercross national tour effort, printed by The Watercraft Journal on 8 May 2014, stands under the headline of a partnership with Dean's Team and Riva Racing. Its 2019 factory racing plans, posted by the association on 29 March 2019, list Brian Baldwin and Dustin Farthing among three factory riders under Riva Motorsports, and its 2020 rider announcement, printed by The Watercraft Journal on 18 March 2020, lists four riders under RIVA Motorsports, Brian Baldwin among them, and quotes its racing manager naming Riva Motorsports among Yamaha's racing partners.

Sources: WCJ 8 May 2014 Yamaha 2014 tour riders; Yamaha 2019 factory racing plans; WCJ 18 Mar 2020 Yamaha 2020 riders

2012 · Likely

BRP's Sea-Doo blog of 24 July 2012 describes two of its X-Team riders at the association's Virginia National on Sea-Doo RXP-X craft it calls RIVA Racing backed and RIVA backed.

Sources: Sea-Doo OnBoard 24 July 2012

2017 · Likely

The Watercraft Journal reported on 27 July 2017 that RIVA Racing's team riders took the first three places at the P1 AquaX round at Sarasota, Florida, on 1 and 2 July 2017, Brian Baldwin winning on a Yamaha GP1800, and that all three machines were tuned with RIVA's MaptunerX ECU reflash.

Sources: WCJ 27 Jul 2017 Sarasota win

2024 · Likely

The Watercraft Journal's report of 16 July 2024 on Round 2 of the SBT P1 AquaX 2024 Series at Michigan City prints a team points table in which RIVA Racing has 103 points. The table also prints a separately named team, Snyder Built RIVA Racing, which is not counted here.

Sources: WCJ P1 AquaX Michigan City 2024

The business on record

2005 and 2006 · Confirmed

The International Jet Sports Boating Association (IJSBA) published an associate member directory, as captured on 9 March 2005, that lists RIVA Motorsports. In April 2005 the association announced Dave Bamdas, of Riva Motorsports, elected to its board as the first representative of its associate members, and in August 2006 announced him re-elected by its aftermarket members, calling him the owner of Riva Motorsports. Its corporate page as captured on 11 February 2006 lists him on the board for the aftermarket industry, with Riva Motorsports, as secretary treasurer.

Sources: IJSBA associate directory 2005; IJSBA post Bamdas elected 2005; IJSBA post Bamdas reelected 2006; IJSBA corporate page 2006

2012 and 2017 · Confirmed

The association's business directory, as captured on 20 June 2012, lists RIVA Motorsports as an associate member, and its associate members page, a page carrying a last-modified stamp of 21 March 2017, lists RIVA Motorsports again.

Sources: IJSBA business directory 2012; IJSBA associate members page

2012 and 2023 · Confirmed

Powersports Business's dealer profile of 28 December 2012 describes RIVA Motorsports & Marine as a dealer with three locations and an aftermarket personal watercraft parts business, RIVA Racing, whose mail-order area is part of the dealership's parts department. Its report of 19 December 2023 calls the original RIVA Motorsports store in Pompano Beach the home base for RIVA Racing, which it quotes Dave Bamdas describing as the group's parts manufacturing and distribution business.

Sources: Powersports Business RIVA profile 2012; Powersports Business RIVA Space Coast 2023

Likely

Personal Watercraft Illustrated names Dave Bamdas as the boss of Riva Yamaha of Pompano Beach in 1996 and as the head of Riva in 2001. The association called him the owner of Riva Motorsports in 2006, and Powersports Business quotes him in 2023 on RIVA Racing. The archive reads Riva Yamaha, Riva Motorsports and RIVA Racing as one business on that shared head and the shared town, and the business's own account below says Riva Yamaha was an earlier name.

Sources: PWI 1996 Riva WaveRaider test; PWI online Riva Stage II 2001; IJSBA post Bamdas reelected 2006; Powersports Business RIVA Space Coast 2023

Likely

The business's own account, told on RIVA Racing's history page, which names its founders, and retold by The Watercraft Journal in July 2015 and Coastal Angler in February 2018, says it began in Pompano Beach in 1979 as Lambretta South, a scooter dealer; that it took the Yamaha Riva scooter line and the name Riva World; that it added Yamaha watercraft in 1987; and that it became Riva Yamaha and then RIVA Motorsports. Powersports Business, in December 2023, gives only the 1979 opening, which it says Steve Bamdas made as RIVA Motorsports in Pompano Beach, and the 1987 watercraft line, and says in its own words that Dave Bamdas started RIVA Racing in 1992. None of these cites a document, so every date here is the business's account.

Sources: Watercraft Journal 17 July 2015; Coastal Angler on RIVA 2018; Powersports Business RIVA Space Coast 2023; RIVA Racing About page

2018 · Likely

The Watercraft Journal's interview of 15 November 2018 with Krash Industries' national sales manager says RIVA Motorsports was becoming a direct sales dealer for Krash Industries and would manage and support its dealer network, and that Krash displayed beside RIVA Racing at the 2018 World Finals.

Sources: Watercraft Journal Krash dealers 2018

Names as printed

Riva Yamaha (PWI 1996 Riva WaveRaider test); RIVA Motorsports (IJSBA associate directory 2005); RIVA Motorsports & Marine (Powersports Business RIVA profile 2012)

Elsewhere in the archive

• History chapter: The aftermarket: shops, dealers and teams
• Event: IJSBA World Finals
• Event: P1 AquaX
• Organisation: International Jet Sports Boating Association
• Organisation: P1 AquaX
• Era: The makers and their machines
• Era: The rule book years
• Era: Three rule books, 2021 to 2026

What the archive has not read (3)

• No Yamaha document dating the dealer's appointment as Yamaha's factory race team is held; the three dates above are the business's own page, a regional magazine and a trade magazine's report of a remark (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-16).
• The trademark register records RIVA RACING applications for personal watercraft performance parts filed on 4 November 2013 (abandoned on 28 August 2014) and 6 February 2019 (registered on 22 September 2020) by RIVA Performance Products, Inc., a Florida corporation. No held document names that corporation beside the dealer or the team, and the Florida register answered with a browser check, so the marks and the corporation are not joined to this page (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-16).
• No state register record giving the business's legal name or formation date is held; the 1979 start rests on the business's own account and a dealer profile's fact box (searched the archive's mirror and research cache, 2026-10-16).

Documents cited on this page

• PWI 1996 Riva WaveRaider test (web.archive.org): Test: Riva Yamaha's WaveRaider 701 bolt-on performance package (Personal Watercraft Illustrated, 1996, Wayback capture), Personal Watercraft Illustrated, 1996; enthusiast media, medium. A period magazine's test of Riva Yamaha's bolt-on parts, run in March 1996 and posted in the magazine's 1996 web archive, which names the riders the Pompano Beach dealer then sponsored. Medium as a period trade report. The held copy of the 1996 test is an excerpt, with the dealer's phone and fax numbers replaced.
• PWI December 1998 Factory Pipe test (web.archive.org): Factory Pipe's Yamaha WaveRunner GP800 Exhaust Systems, by Jeff Hain (Personal Watercraft Illustrated, December 1998, Wayback capture), Personal Watercraft Illustrated, 1998-12; enthusiast media, medium. The magazine's test of a Factory Pipe twin exhaust for the Yamaha GP800, twice naming Factory Pipe owner Ross Liberty. Phone numbers in its supplier list are removed from the held copy; the product verdicts are not used.
• PWI online Riva Stage II 2001 (web.archive.org): Riva Yamaha Stage II GP1200R (Personal Watercraft Illustrated online, Wayback capture of 16 August 2001), Personal Watercraft Illustrated, 2001; enthusiast media, medium. A magazine test of a Riva Yamaha parts package, run at a February performance demonstration and posted on the magazine's site; the page prints no date of its own, and the capture date is the only date held. Its opening says the dealer had announced a racer-support programme some months before and was, for the first time in years, not fielding a pro-level team. Medium, as a trade magazine's report of its day. The article's product verdicts and the dealer's claims it repeats are not used.
• US patent 8905800 (patents.google.com): US patent 8,905,800, Inlet grate for a water jet propulsion system (USPTO record), United States Patent and Trademark Office, read in Patent Public Search, 2014-12-09; government, high. Assigned to BRP US Inc., filed 18 July 2013 with a related application of 31 August 2009, granted 9 December 2014. Cited here for what its applicant listed as references: US 5,114,368 and US 5,540,605, and web pages the applicant dates, among them an Aquavien Pro shoe and grate of 2002, an R&D grate of 2004 and a Riva Yamaha GPR race grate and pump shoe of 11 May 2001. The record does not hold the pages.
• Watercraft Journal RIVA GP1800R 2018 (watercraftjournal.com): Gallery: RIVA Racing Limited-Edition 2018 Yamaha GP1800R (Video), by Kevin Shaw (The Watercraft Journal, 20 March 2018), The Watercraft Journal, 2018-03-20; enthusiast media, medium. A magazine's review of a limited-edition machine that RIVA Racing builds on a Yamaha, written from a ride at RIVA's test lake. It calls him the president of RIVA Racing and quotes him on the machine. Medium as trade press; the review's praise and speed figures are not used, and the dealer's account of the machine is the dealer's. The held text of the GP1800R review is a partial copy. The editor's address is the site's obfuscation placeholder.
• Watercraft Journal RIVA Jetboat 2026 (watercraftjournal.com): RIVA Racing Launches Dedicated Jet Boat Performance Division, by Jessica Waters (The Watercraft Journal, 12 March 2026), The Watercraft Journal, 2026-03-12; enthusiast media, medium. A magazine's report on a new RIVA Racing product platform for jet boats, built around quotes from its president. It says RIVA Racing operates as a division of RIVA Motorsports. Medium as trade press; the report's promotional wording is not used, and the product plans are the company's. The site's navigation menus are not copied into the held text.
• RIVA Racing About page (rivaracing.com): RIVA Racing's History: Humble Beginnings (RIVA Racing About page), RIVA Racing; manufacturer primary, low. The company's own account of its history, as read on 5 October 2026: a shop opened in 1979, its watercraft years from 1987, and the dealer's appointment as the first official Yamaha factory race team for personal watercraft competition in 1992. Low, because every date on it is the company's own telling of its history, and it cites no Yamaha document. The held copy omits the site menus and replaces the phone numbers and a few words in place.
• Coastal Angler on RIVA 2018 (coastalanglermag.com): Built In Broward: RIVA Motorsports (Coastal Angler, Fort Lauderdale edition, 1 February 2018), Coastal Angler Magazine, 2018-02-01; editorial, medium. A short business profile in a regional fishing and boating magazine. Medium as printed trade-adjacent press; what it says of the company's past (its 1997 date for Yamaha's designation of the dealer as its official factory race team, and its superlatives) is told without a source, so a page citing it attributes the year to the magazine and uses none of its praise. The held copy omits the site menus and replaces phone numbers in place.
• Powersports Business RIVA Space Coast 2023 (powersportsbusiness.com): RIVA Motorsports dealer group expands alongside space industry, by Madelyn Pegg (Powersports Business, 19 December 2023), Powersports Business, 2023-12-19; editorial, medium. A trade-magazine report on the dealer group's fourth location, built around an interview with one of its owners, with a photograph caption that names six people of RIVA Motorsports and a section on the group's history that dates the first store to 1979 and names who opened it. Medium as trade press; the history is Dave Bamdas's telling to the writer. The interview also dates the start of RIVA Racing to 1992 and a Yamaha race budget to 1993, which the figure records do not print but which bear on the dates for the Yamaha factory team in the aftermarket chapter on shops and teams. The archive keeps part of the 2023 report's text.
• Group K Between the Lines 1997 (groupk.com): Between The Lines - January 97 to December 97 (Group K, groupk.com), Group K, 1997; enthusiast media, medium. The same shop's comments on the technical items in the PWC magazines of 1997, issue by issue, kept on its site under the heading January 97 to December 97. Read on 2026-10-05 and held as text; the page is current and no earlier capture is held, so the dating rests on the heading and the issue-by-issue layout. Medium as a trade participant's period commentary, cited only for which products it names as existing.
• WCJ 8 May 2014 Yamaha 2014 tour riders (watercraftjournal.com): Big Announcements For Yamaha's 2014 Pro Watercross National Tour Effort; Partnership With Dean's Team And Riva Racing (The Watercraft Journal, 8 May 2014, a Yamaha release), The Watercraft Journal, 2014-05-08; enthusiast media, medium. A Yamaha release naming its riders for the 2014 Pro Watercross tour as the magazine carried it, with the riders' quoted reasons for leaving Sea-Doo.
• Yamaha 2019 factory racing plans (web.archive.org): Yamaha Announces 2018 Factory Racing Plans (a Yamaha release for the 2019 season posted by IJSBA, 29 March 2019, Wayback capture), Yamaha Motor Corporation USA, posted by the International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2019-03-29; manufacturer primary, medium. A maker's release naming its factory riders and dealer teams for the 2019 season, posted under a heading that says 2018.
• WCJ 18 Mar 2020 Yamaha 2020 riders (watercraftjournal.com): Yamaha WaveRunner Racing Announces 2020 Team Riders (The Watercraft Journal, 18 March 2020, a Yamaha release), The Watercraft Journal, 2020-03-18; enthusiast media, medium. A Yamaha release naming its 2020 team riders as the magazine carried it. Listed as coverage only.
• Sea-Doo OnBoard 24 July 2012 (web.archive.org): X-TEAM TUESDAY: Snyder and Baldwin give Sea-Doo 1-1 win in Pro Stock and Pro Open at Virginia National (Sea-Doo OnBoard, 24 July 2012, Wayback capture), Sea-Doo OnBoard (BRP), 2012-07-24; manufacturer primary, medium. A maker's blog post on the 2012 IJSBA Virginia National, read from a Wayback capture of the blog's tag page. It is the maker's own account of its riders' results; the round's sheet is not held.
• WCJ 27 Jul 2017 Sarasota win (watercraftjournal.com): Baldwin Grabs Win, RIVA Team Riders Sweep P1 AquaX in Sarasota (The Watercraft Journal, 27 July 2017), The Watercraft Journal, 2017-07-27; enthusiast media, medium. The magazine's report of the 1 and 2 July 2017 P1 AquaX round at Sarasota, including the heat placings. Medium as enthusiast media.
• WCJ P1 AquaX Michigan City 2024 (watercraftjournal.com): Farthings Bookend Podiums at P1 AquaX Round 2 In Michigan City (The Watercraft Journal, Jessica Waters, 16 July 2024), The Watercraft Journal, 2024-07-16; editorial, medium. The trade magazine's report of Round 2 of the SBT P1 AquaX 2024 Series at Michigan City, Indiana, closing with a table headed "Team Points as of Round 2" that lists eleven teams with their points, among them Farthing Racing, MACC Racing Monster Energy, Champion Powersports, Snyder Built RIVA Racing and RIVA Racing. Medium for the table as the magazine printed it; the series' own standings page is not held. The held copy keeps the date, the line naming the round and the table only: the rest of the article is not copied.
• IJSBA associate directory 2005 (web.archive.org): IJSBA associate members, corporate member directory (Wayback capture of 9 March 2005), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2005-03-09; sanctioning body, high. The association's own list of companies holding associate membership, as its site showed it on 9 March 2005, each with an address and most with a named contact. High for which companies the association listed and whom it named for each; it gives no title or office for a contact. The held text is an excerpt of the page.
• IJSBA post Bamdas elected 2005 (web.archive.org): Dave Bamdas Elected to IJSBA Board of Directors (IJSBA news post dated 13 April 2005, Wayback capture of 22 September 2020), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2005-04-13; sanctioning body, high. The association's own announcement that its associate member companies had elected a representative to its Board of Directors, naming him, his company and the date the new board takes office (22 April 2005). High for whom the association announced and for the year of the term. The page prints the date April 13th, 2005 in its byline line beside a second date, 16 December 2012, which the archive reads as the site's own record stamp and not as the posting date; the text itself places the term in 2005. The managing director's praise and the post's statement that this was a first for the association are not used. Site menus are omitted from the held copy.
• IJSBA post Bamdas reelected 2006 (web.archive.org): Riva Motorsports Dave Bamdas reelected to IJSBA Board of Directors (IJSBA news post dated 5 August 2006, Wayback capture of 21 September 2020), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2006-08-05; sanctioning body, high. The association's own announcement that its aftermarket members had again chosen him as their representative on the Board, calling him the owner of Riva Motorsports. High for whom the association announced; the year rests on the date the page displays (August 5th, 2006, beside a record stamp of 18 December 2012), because the text prints no year. The association's descriptions of the company and of him ("most established", "well respected") are praise and are not used. The held copy leaves out the site's menus.
• IJSBA corporate page 2006 (web.archive.org): IJSBA Corporate Information (ijsba.com page, Wayback capture of 11 February 2006), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2006-02-11; sanctioning body, high. The association's own corporate page as captured on 11 February 2006 (it prints that date and a 2005 copyright line): the Board of Directors with each director's member group and office, and the Technical/Rules, Racer, Affiliate, Manufacturer and Associate/Aftermarket committees. High for who held each post when the page was captured; it does not say when a term began or ended. The held text gives the page's date line, board and committees.
• IJSBA business directory 2012 (web.archive.org): Business Directory (IJSBA website, Wayback capture of 20 June 2012), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2012-06-20; sanctioning body, high. A page of the association's own business directory, as its site showed it on 20 June 2012: RIVA Motorsports, category IJSBA Associate Member, with a named contact. High for whom the association listed as the contact; it gives no office. The company's address, phone number and email are replaced in the held copy, and the rest of the page (a members and posts sidebar) is omitted.
• IJSBA associate members page (ijsba.com): IJSBA Associate Members (IJSBA page), International Jet Sports Boating Association, 2017-03-21; sanctioning body, high. The association's current list of associate members, read live on 5 October 2026; the page carries a last-modified stamp of 21 March 2017, which is the date given here. High for whom the association lists; it gives no office for a named contact. The held copy replaces street addresses, phone numbers and email addresses.
• Powersports Business RIVA profile 2012 (powersportsbusiness.com): RIVA Motorsports & Marine (Power 15 Dealers, Powersports Business, 28 December 2012), Powersports Business, 2012-12-28; editorial, medium. A dealer profile in the trade magazine's Power 15 series, with a fact box that gives the year founded (1979) and lists the principals and owners by name, and a body that quotes one of them on the dealership's departments. Medium: an independent trade publisher printing a fact box of unstated origin, so it records who the magazine listed as principals and owners in 2012 and not a registry's list of officers. The profile says the dealership has an aftermarket parts business, RIVA Racing. The 2012 profile is held as a partial copy.
• Watercraft Journal 17 July 2015 (watercraftjournal.com): The Golden Ticket: Behind-The-Curtain of RIVA Motorsports and RIVA Racing (The Watercraft Journal, 17 July 2015), The Watercraft Journal, 2015-07-17; enthusiast media, medium. A shop-tour feature on RIVA written from a visit, naming racers the dealer's team sponsored, without dating them. Medium as trade press; what it says of RIVA's own past is the company's account as told to the writer. The held copy of the 2015 feature is an excerpt, with the editor's address placeholder replaced.
• Watercraft Journal Krash dealers 2018 (watercraftjournal.com): Seven Deadly Questions: Krash Industries on New Dealers (The Watercraft Journal, 15 November 2018), The Watercraft Journal, 2018-11-15; enthusiast media, medium. An interview with the company's National Sales Manager on a dealer network for its complete freeride and freestyle skis. Medium as trade press for who was interviewed and what he said; the start in 2008 as a hull builder and the launch of complete skis around 2014 are the company's account of itself and low as history.

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