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Closing Season 2010
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Great Pics. Real clean and crisp. The water looks awesome. It reminds me of living in UP State N.Y.
Karl
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Yeah nice pics. I really like the color combo on that boat.
vladm11
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Thanks everyone!
I like those colors too, but prefer seats to be gray as 2009 models. It is a pain to clean them. We got permanent black marks on the seats from straps that holding the cover pole at the first day we got it from a dealer.
I like those colors too, but prefer seats to be gray as 2009 models. It is a pain to clean them. We got permanent black marks on the seats from straps that holding the cover pole at the first day we got it from a dealer.
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Young Again
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Try a Mr. Clean sponge - very sparingly - worked wonders on my 20 year old Searay
vladm11
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It was a bit chilly that day, but I the day before was windy and warmer that I could go kitesurfing, as you can see on the other pictures. For us a threshold to get wet is about +16C
Barely a Wake
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Nice boat. LOL I got the same one in yellow w/tower. How fast have you got 'er up to on gps (or dreamometer)? I bet you're getting way more than 155hp with that cold air.
vladm11
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Nice boat. LOL I got the same one in yellow w/tower. How fast have you got 'er up to on gps (or dreamometer)? I bet you're getting way more than 155hp with that cold air.
I also wanted a tower, but none of the dealers on Ontario was carrying one without the SC.
We haven't had a chance to run on a perfect flat water. With a little chop we could go up to 76Km/h (7300 RPM) on GPS with two of us on board. The dreammeter is lying and showing much less. When we had a sea-do jet-ski we could go up to 84Km/h with the same engine.
I have noticed that on this boat the RPM / 100 will give you an accurate speed in km/h and it is consistent at all speeds.
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