Pics of a bad day
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ORIGINAL: YZF Desert
Id go 130+ on water as long as it was a little bigger boat that you feel like one gust of wind wont send it flying
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indeed. Ill go 130 on land all day before going 130 on water (but who knows LOL). Ive been 170 on land on a GSXR1100 and somewhere in the 150-160's in my car (speedo dont go over 150 lol). This was all done on a private test track in mexico of course..no laws broken 
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Yea its a whole different feeling on water, I know a guy that goes to the river with us that has a rapid craft riot, about 20-23 foot with a mercury outbord, fastest he has ran was 105 mph ive been in it doing 100 mph and its pretty scary because you cant feel the boat on the water, the hull is trimmed so much all you feel is floating on air. His friend has a little bigger tunnel hull boat with twin outboards that runs 130mph. Fasters ive been on land is 120 on the freeway with some friends. lol good times
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lucky indeed. Ive been 103 in my buddys cat and 100 on land is nothing like doing it on water. Cant say id ever want to go in the 130+ range.
If i ever sell one of my cars a gofast boat will be taking its place [8D]
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I love River Racers. This guy was pretty luck. Absolutely, excellent footage.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VsWXGpGiRRs
Ryan
I love River Racers. This guy was pretty luck. Absolutely, excellent footage.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=VsWXGpGiRRs
Ryan
lucky indeed. Ive been 103 in my buddys cat and 100 on land is nothing like doing it on water. Cant say id ever want to go in the 130+ range.
If i ever sell one of my cars a gofast boat will be taking its place [8D]

>100 is too scary. I'm happy with anything less than 100 over 70. (boat)
Ryan
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ORIGINAL: YZF Desert
One you get to 100 or more you need sunglasses to see because the wind is so hard its hard to see and keep your eyes open
One you get to 100 or more you need sunglasses to see because the wind is so hard its hard to see and keep your eyes open
trust me. 100mph and over is my specialty
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ORIGINAL: YZF Desert
One you get to 100 or more you need sunglasses to see because the wind is so hard its hard to see and keep your eyes open
One you get to 100 or more you need sunglasses to see because the wind is so hard its hard to see and keep your eyes open
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Well add this to it!! I'd smashed My boat into That dam cement block again and on the same spot too,left front sponson!! Heres the pics![:@]The repaire work is all most done.
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Thats a tough break. Looks like the damage was localized though and wont require a full paint job. You could almost do the "orange tips for visibility" trick that will both make it easier to see and cover the damage up (though wont restore the same great looks)
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It almost done! I'd brushed the base coat for now,for looks purpouse.I'll take it to my shop somtime this week to finish painting it with a small spray gun.I've been in autobody painting for 20 years now,so it would be very hard to match the paint or see any damages on it.Heres the pic whats done so fare.
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Just some trivia. The boat in this picture belonged to George C. Scott. The boat's captain told Scott it was too dangerous to depart. Mr. Scott demanded the boat to be somewhere that required it to leave immediately, so the captain had Scott sign a release saying that the boat was leaving against the captain's better judgement.
It didn't even make it to the breakwater before one engine broke, and the boat had no choice but to limp back in. Over 200K in damage was done.
gary
It didn't even make it to the breakwater before one engine broke, and the boat had no choice but to limp back in. Over 200K in damage was done.
gary