Talk some sense into me...
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good luck with pulling the thing outta the water on a wet ramp with the S.
I guess it depends on what kind you get though, sit down or stand up.
Mine was a kawasaki ultra 150 9' 2 seater, i think it weighed 650lbs.
So if you get a stand up i think a S should be able to tow that well.
I sold my ski two weeks ago cause i have nothing to tow it with anymore.
I used to tow it with my audi tt quattro 225 and it had a few rough moments up boat ramps and it had ALOT more torque down low than the S (and AWD).
What area of the country do you live in? I live in the PNW and was lucky to take mine out 5 times a year, so it was not super feasable.
If you live in an area that you could ride all the time i most certainly would have kept mine, what a blast.
I guess it depends on what kind you get though, sit down or stand up.
Mine was a kawasaki ultra 150 9' 2 seater, i think it weighed 650lbs.
So if you get a stand up i think a S should be able to tow that well.
I sold my ski two weeks ago cause i have nothing to tow it with anymore.
I used to tow it with my audi tt quattro 225 and it had a few rough moments up boat ramps and it had ALOT more torque down low than the S (and AWD).
What area of the country do you live in? I live in the PNW and was lucky to take mine out 5 times a year, so it was not super feasable.
If you live in an area that you could ride all the time i most certainly would have kept mine, what a blast.
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Originally Posted by DCIdevil,Jun 3 2009, 06:34 PM
good luck with pulling the thing outta the water on a wet ramp with the S.
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From: All up in your inner tubes. Whatcha gonna do sucka?
Originally Posted by mxt_77,Jun 3 2009, 05:59 PM
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I'm on my third Seadoo, all have been XP's for best performance (turns etc not speed) My current ride is a 2003 XP-DI and I love it. I'm about 50 minutes from a lake so use it as much as possible. I loved the one time I tracked the S, but that was a lot of wear on it. I can ride like a wild man on the Seadoo, and not feel like I'm beating up my machine. You would love the jeteski, I'm sure.
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From: Oregon City, OR
Originally Posted by mxt_77,Jun 3 2009, 03:59 PM
it was seriously hard on my TT pulling my ski around.
No way that s2000 does that every weekend, no ****in way
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