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Pulling tubers behind a boat is great fun, for both the boaters and tubers...as long as the driver knows what he (or she) is doing.
This person does not...
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Holy crap. I think he just left a anus burger in his shorts at t55555 new restaurant.

If your riders aren't headed for orbit, are you really even trying?

Big Block Power wrote: Wed Mar 07, 2018 6:35 pm Holy crap. I think he just left a anus burger in his shorts at t55555 new restaurant.

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This would be tough knowing your 13 year old daughter gets run over on her stopped jet ski by a drunk boater.
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http://www.lex18.com/story/37684725/boa ... nd-mission
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That story is local for us and happened on the lake where Cycleman will keep his new R5.

That's one lucky girl!

I could not imagine. Not only drinking but just paying attention. Every thing looks so different on the water and it only takes a second. I have a good navigator and it never hurts to have more eyes on the water and your surroundings.

Big Block Power wrote: Fri Mar 09, 2018 7:42 pm I could not imagine. Not only drinking but just paying attention. Every thing looks so different on the water and it only takes a second. I have a good navigator and it never hurts to have more eyes on the water and your surroundings.

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+1 brutha

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Never a dull moment on the water.

Boat crash hit and run leaves couple homeless...

(btw, it took me two or three times to decipher this gentleman's speech on the video. Reminded me of someone....hmmm)

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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/bay-of-plenty ... _id=190362
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Lol, that's awesome.

These are pictures of my buddy's boat from a couple of years ago. The bass boat that ran over him was running seventy from the operators own admission.

The video at the beginning of this thread is what it must've been like for him. His wife was laying across the back watching the stars and Mike was setting at the helm.

When the bass boat turned at the last minute he done over her to protect her and the boat went right over the top of him . 15 inches to the left and it would have cut him in half.

Wow Ytmsn. That is totally destroyed. They were certainly fortunate to escape death.
Is that a DCB?

No it's a Nautique that he bought new in 88 when he was skiing competitively. It took the steering console out. After they somewhat recovered immediately afterwards Mike didn't know if they were sinking or not.

He literally picked the steering wheel up from the floor, started the motor and idled back to the dock about a mile away. The cables were still hooked up so he could somewhat steer. It was a crazy deal for sure.

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This is why I installed the underwater lights and the interior lighting. I'm not worried about hitting someone, I'm worried about some one cruising the lake at high speed at night and hitting me. Maybe the lights will help them see my boat.