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DR. DOO – WINTERIZING TIPS: FUEL SYSTEM PROTECTION

04 Wednesday Nov 2015

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Dr. Doo is ready to help prepare your Sea-Doo for its winter downtime by providing technical information to help ensure the good health of your Sea-Doo watercraft.  This monthly blog will include tips and insight on seasonal maintenance, systems care, and the products to help maximize your Sea-Doo Life.

As the days have become shorter the Sea-Doo watercraft riding season comes closer to an end. Now is the time to prepare your Sea-Doo watercraft for winter months. Non-use of your watercraft can be more damaging than excessive use if the proper preventive maintenance isn’t performed properly and in a timely manner.

For those who live north of the Sunbelt, the long winter months can be torturous on various systems and components. BRP provides a host of XPS products specifically designed to compliment the winterization performed by an authorized Sea-Doo dealer.

A trained and certified BRP technician knows the procedures to properly prepare your watercraft for months of non-use and the harsh conditions of a cold winter.

You too can help the health of you watercraft by following these simple tips.

Prevent Fuel-Related Problems with the Right Fuel Treatment Products

Screen Shot 2014-10-10 at 9.46.14 AMTo minimize condensation build up in the fuel system, you should store your watercraft with a full tank. When you fill your tank for the last time, Use BRP’s XPS Fuel Stabilizer or XPS Carbon Free Fuel Treatment to properly store and treat today’s fuel.

Depending on your weekend adventure schedules, your watercraft may be used infrequently and fuel can be aged 30 days or longer before it’s utilized in an engine. Fuel-related problems increase as the fuel ages. Therefore, fuel should be treated to stabilize and combat the risks of fuel system corrosion, fuel oxidation, the accumulation of fuel system deposits and phase separation. Keep fuel fresh and help prevent these fuel-related problems using XPS Carbon Free Fuel Treatments. This goes beyond Sea-Doo watercraft but is applicable to any machine that uses a combustion engine.   

Fuel System Corrosion

Ethanol is an alcohol, and alcohols have corrosive properties. Both XPS Fuel Stabilizer and XPS Carbon Free have effective corrosion inhibitors that coat fuel system components to provide protection against the corrosive effects of ethanol-blended fuels. Blended fuels such as E10 degrade quickly and attract moisture that can lead to internal engine corrosion. Unlike your car, these problems are more severe for engines that sit idle and don’t have fresh fuel moving through the lines and injectors daily.

Fuel Oxidation

Both XPS Fuel Stabilizer and XPS Carbon Free have antioxidants that stabilize fuel and inhibit fuel oxidation. All petroleum products – gasoline, gasoline ethanol blends and all mineral and synthetic oils – contain hydrocarbons. Oxidation occurs when hydrocarbons react with oxygen and break chemical bonds.

This breakdown can occur in as soon as 15 days. Carbureted engines and vehicles with vented fuel systems are prone to rapid oxidation, and water contamination risk is increased due to humidity and condensation from temperature fluctuations – especially for watercraft that are near open water. For these reasons, fuel stored in a container or in an engine’s fuel tank should be treated quickly after purchase.

Fuel System Deposits

Fuel system gum and varnish deposits are the products of oxidation. These new, clustered compounds in oxidized clog fuel system components and can lead to difficult starting, non-starting, power loss or engine failure. XPS Carbon Free Fuel Treatment is a complete treatment and an addition to fighting the start of oxidation, it has functional cleaning/detergency properties to both prevent and help clean and remove system deposits that ruin engine performance. The XPS Carbon Free Fuel Treatment will help clean carbon deposits on the piston and in the combustion chamber, in turn helping maintain engine performance.

Phase Separation

Ethanol is hygroscopic, which means it has properties that attract. Approximately 0.5% water content will mix with E10 and burn harmlessly in an engine with few, if any, noticeable effects by the user. When this percentage is exceeded, most often from other methods of water contamination, the fuel blend can no longer suspend the water and it forms a separate, visible layer below the gasoline. Ethanol itself will not “grab” enough water vapor from the air to create phase separation – additional water comes from other contamination, commonly in the form of condensation from high humidity and rapid, broad temperature changes.

Unfortunately, there is no safe cure for phase separation and any product claiming otherwise makes a false claim. Once a fuel blend has separated, the fuel must be removed from the fuel system and discarded properly. The only safeguard for phase separation is to try and stop water contamination before it starts with careful fuel management.

  • Use XPS Fuel Stabilizer and XPS Carbon Free Fuel Treatment to protect against corrosion, stabilize fuel to fight oxidation and prevent fuel system deposits. It also cleans the fuel system and combustion chamber.
  •  Keep tanks full to reduce available interior surface area for condensation.
  • Try to avoid using non treated fuel in your Sea-Doo watercraft that was purchased more than 30 days prior.
  • Purchase fuel from busy fuel stations to ensure you fill up with the freshest fuel.
  • Avoid storing your watercraft and fuel containers in high humidity areas when possible.
  • Finally, avoid using a product that contains alcohol. Alcohol is often added to some manufacturer’s products as a means of suspending additional water in solution to prevent phase separation. Additional alcohol, when added to the an E10 fuel, is increasing the alcohol content to levels greater than the 10% rating that manufacturers warn users not to exceed.

 

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 Taking your Sea-Doo Rotax engine to its most basic form explains why fuel treatment is so important. For a combustion engine to operate properly it needs three things: air, fuel, and spark. BRP XPS fuel treatment products can ensure 1/3 of that equation is trouble free. For more information on these and other maintenance products click on XPS.

What’s New for Sea-Doo in 2016

24 Thursday Sep 2015

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Nashville, Tennessee Sept. 18, 2015 – BRP charges into 2016 building on the successful launch of the Sea-Doo SPARK as the industry’s most accessible watercraft and introduces new technologies and designs that take riding to the next level emphasizing the Sea-Doo legacy of being on the forefront of innovation.

WhatsNewBRP continues to perfect the Science of Fun with the introduction of the new 300-hp Rotax 1630 ACE engine powering the 2016 Sea-Doo RXT-X 300, RXP-X 300 and GTX Limited 300 models and adding the Ergolock seat to all RXT and GTX models with many models receiving a redesign of the storage area providing up to three times the overall storage volume. All 2016 models will now have the new second-generation iBR (intelligent Brake & Reverse) system and new, trend leading coloration including three new delicious colors for the 2016 Sea-Doo SPARK.

 

 NEW ROTAX 1630 ACE ENGINE

To feed the larger engine more air a new, re-designed supercharger with a faster spinning 32-blade wheel (double the blades of the previous version) has been added producing 30% more intake boost. A new larger intercooler provides a more dense air charge and aids in increased airflow and features a new air fin design for improved heat transfer utilizing a smart design with long life aluminum alloys for better corrosion protection. New ignition curves have been developed to efficiently match the increased air boost with the output of the larger fuel injectors leading to the 15% increase in horsepower in the 2016 Sea-Doo RXT-X 300, GTX Limited 300 and RXP-X 300 models. The 2016 RXP-X 300 sets the new standard at the next level now with industry’s best power-to-weight ratio.

 

ERGOLOCK SEAT NOW ON MORE MODELS 

BRP designers have applied the science of rider centric ergonomics learned in the laboratory and from the recent Sea-Doo closed-course racing success as the race-proven Sea-Doo Ergolock seat of the RXP-X model has been adapted to more models for 2016. The Ergolock seat is optimized to fit a variety of riders and utilizes a narrower, slim profile design between the legs with body-molded knee pockets allowing riders to sit in a more natural position and leverage leg muscles to grip the watercraft. It also allows the rider to connect with the watercraft better and use the entire body to hold on rather than only the upper-body, thus improving comfort, confidence and reducing upper body fatigue.

The new Ergolock seat is available on all Sea-Doo RXT and GTX models and the WAKE PRO 215 model. On the RXT and WAKE PRO 215 models, the Ergolock seat lets riders leverage leg muscles to grip the watercraft for better control. The GTX models feature the Ergolock seat with stepped design for more comfort while touring and confidence while turning. The stepped design implements sculpted, rising seat levels for better passenger vision and lateral support. Added surrounding lumbar cushioning for up to three riders holds them in place better with more comfort in all conditions.

The 2016 Sea-Doo RXT-X 300 receives the full Ergolock system. In addition to the sculpted seat optimized for better transition between sit-down riding and standing, it includes the Adjustable Ergonomic Steering (A.E.S.) handlebar and angled footwell wedges, that have been proven to benefit in aggressive cornering and are equally beneficial in connecting to the watercraft in choppy, open-water, straight-line riding. The added ability for the rider to feel better connected to the      RXT-X 300 delivers better control and less fatigue allowing the rider to utilize the available power more efficiently and more confidently. The WAKE PRO 215, non-suspension RXT and GTX models with new Ergolock seat also adds wet storage under Sea-Doo’s exclusive removable watertight storage bin for over three times more total storage capacity than the previous generation with 162 liters (42.8 US gallons) and a new larger glove box.

 

SECOND-GENERATION iBR

All 2016 Sea-Doo models will be equipped with the second-generation iBR that sets the standard for intuitive operation and improves on the industry’s first braking system. The new iBR allows you to stop close to 48.75 m (160-feet)1 sooner than deceleration without braking. The Sea-Doo iBR system is the first and only braking system recognized by the USCG since 2009 for contributing to recreational boating safety and is now even better with a stronger gear drive motor and larger, reengineered brake gate. The intuitive iBR system adds to the rider centric design approach providing maximum control and a more natural reaction in all situations.

 

PALM REST GRIPS

All 2016 Sea-Doo models will be equipped with new handlebar grips that feature a flared surface acting as a palm rest for a better ergonomic fit for the hand added comfort during extended riding.

SPARKING MORE FUN

The Sea-Doo SPARK continues to be the industry’s most accessible and affordable watercraft making the dream of owning a watercraft possible now. The Sea-Doo SPARK has contributed to 20% industry growth in its introduction year2 and returns in 2up and 3up3 models and is available with the Rotax 900 ACE and Rotax 900 HO ACE marine engine packages. In 2016, the Sea-Doo SPARK is easy to personalize with three new delicious colors; Blueberry, Key Lime, and Chili Pepper, joining the Pineapple and Vanilla colorations and six new graphic kits expanding on the dozens of graphic kit options available. For 2016, models equipped with the iBR system will also come with the Convenience Package Plus that includes the Sea-Doo SPARK Front Storage Bin Kit that flows with contours of the design, the Sea-Doo Step for easier reboarding and the Digitally Encoded Security System (RF D.E.S.S. Key) that allows for greater security from theft and unauthorized use.

The Sea-Doo SPARK watercraft is more affordable4 and more fuel-efficient5 than any other model in the industry. Plus, the durable Polytec material of its hull and deck is solid while being recyclable, making it a more eco-friendly watercraft. The compact design of the Sea-Doo SPARK and lightweight construction makes it easy to own, easy to tow, simple to store and a blast to ride.

SEA-DOO ELEMENT JACKET AND PANTS

The engineering and design team at Sea-Doo introduces the leading edge Element Jacket and Pants for 2016, offering riders warmth and protection to extend riding season beyond the summer months. Brand advocates of both genders will transition from land to water in chic styling. The windproof material with Teflon water-repellent treatment has a laminated membrane that is designed to be both water resistant and breathable. For added comfort during colder days, the jacket and pants are lined with brushed-knit polyester thermal fleece. A relaxed fit allows enough room for the rider’s favorite Sea-Doo boardshorts and the pre-shaped legs are designed for multiple riding positions. The Element Pants add on to the functionality and styling of the Element Jacket with additional exterior pockets to carry essentials. The new Element Jacket and Pants offer Sea-Doo enthusiasts casual and functional gear that matches the unique design of Sea-Doo watercraft and will get their hearts pounding.

 

About BRP

BRP (TSX: DOO) is a global leader in the design, development, manufacturing, distribution and marketing of powersports vehicles and propulsion systems. Its portfolio includes Ski-Doo and Lynx snowmobiles, Sea-Doo watercraft, Can-Am all-terrain and side-by-side vehicles, Can-Am Spyder roadsters, Evinrude and Rotax marine propulsion systems as well as Rotax engines for karts, motorcycles and recreational aircraft. BRP supports its line of products with a dedicated parts, accessories and clothing business. With annual sales of over CA$3.5 billion from 107 countries, the Company employs approximately 7,600 people worldwide.

1 Based on BRP internal testing.

2 Based on retail sales of the PWC industry.

3 The SPARK 3up model is only available with the Rotax 900 HO ACE
4 Source: Manufacturer’s website. Prices vary according to product specification.
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Based on BRP internal testing. Testing of competitive model done under identical conditions.

 

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All product comparisons, industry and market claims refer to new sit down watercraft with 4-stroke engines. Watercraft performance may vary depending on, among other things, general conditions, ambient temperature, and altitude, riding ability and rider/passenger weight. Testing of competitive models done under identical conditions. Not all functions available for all models. Model names may differ for international markets. Please note some models may not be available in all regions. Please contact your local BRP representative for more information.

 

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8 Tips to Finding Your Sea-Doo Watercraft

25 Monday May 2015

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You’ve decided to make the next step and join the Sea-Doo Family. It’s a big moment, to be ready for so much more adventure in the water, and to know that the Sea-Doo watercraft you choose will be creating memories for yourself, friends and family that will last. Before heading to the dealer, it’s a good idea to have a few things in mind so that you can be sure that, with so many options, you’re able to choose the right one for you!

The Sea-Doo site has a pretty great tool called Find Your Sea-Doo. It makes a suggestion based on the preferences you select.

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What to Consider:

1. Riding Style –Here, you’re looking at three choices, and each comes with a helpful image in case you’re uncertain of which you’d prefer:
Spark-PlayfulPlayful – the rider that wants to go out, have loads of fun on a nimble craft and get a little wet while they’re at it.
Aggressive – this rider prefers to take on the waves at full speed with all of the power, performance, and technology available.
Relaxed – And, there are those who just want to cruise. This rider’s looking for luxury while they set their sights on new destinations and take in the waterways.

GTISeating2. Seating – In this section, you’ll choose between one to three seats. Generally, one-seaters are lighter and more nimble than three-seaters. And, if you’re planning to use your watercraft for towing, law requires three seats for the operator, spotter, and person being towed.

3. Riding Time – This takes into account each session on your watercraft which can be a challenge to decide on if you’re a first time owner. A good way to figure this out is to base your riding time on the amount of time that you will have available to spend on the water. After work? All day on the weekends? These basic questions will give good guidance.

RXPXSpeed4. Water Type – This preference combined with your riding style, will help suggest: the size of watercraft you may need along with whether you should get suspension.

5. Speed – Here, you’ll be telling the tool if you’re happy at a nice steady pace, or if you speed is a necessity in your life. This will better suggest the size engine for your riding style.

GTXComfort6. Comfort – Used along with the other categories, this will help to suggest a ride that has the right amount of stability and technology for your needs.

7. Maneuvering & Handling – Ease of handling your watercraft will be important. And, this will help determine the amount of control you need depending on whether you want to take tight turns on a dime, stop quickly, or dock in a matter of seconds with iBR technology.

TowSports8. Tow Sports – This preference is as straightforward as it sounds and the selection will help match you with a watercraft that gives the support you need for tow sports.

Ready to have your go, and Find Your Sea-Doo? Check out the tool here, and let us know in the comments if it lines up with what you had in mind for your dream Sea-Doo watercraft.

 

MUST HAVE OF THE WEEK: The Sea-Doo Chill Shade – Sun Protection on the Go

12 Wednesday Feb 2014

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Chill out on or off the water with the new Chill Shade. Designed to provide versatile sun protection both on the water and on the beach. The Chill Shade can be quickly and easily installed onto the new Sea-Doo Spark™ watercraft.

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The innovative Chill Shade can be used while underway at speeds up to 35 mph (56 km/h) and stores conveniently on a Sea-Doo Spark watercraft. The Chill Shade is made of colorful netting providing protection from the sun and can be quickly converted for land use with two pouches designed to act as sand anchors. The tones of the Chill Shade directly correspond with the playful colors of the Sea-Doo Spark watercraft.

THEY SAID WHAT? Powerboat TV Review of the 2014 Sea-Doo Spark

27 Friday Dec 2013

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Powerboattv.com recently reviewed the 2014 Sea-Doo Spark and reviewed all of the reasons why they think the Sea-Doo Spark is going to re-ignite the watersports industry.

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Click here to watch the video review. 

THEY SAID WHAT? iboats.com review of the Sea-Doo GTX Limited 215

13 Friday Dec 2013

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iboats.com recently reviewed the 2014 Sea-Doo GTX Limited 215 and said “this was the sweetheart, the one that was the best mix of performance, luxury, and value.”

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2014 Sea-Doo GTX Limited 215 

New for 2014 is the Sea-Doo GTX Limited 215 watercraft. The GTX Limited 215 watercraft is the most powerful, non-suspended Sea-Doo model in the luxury segment. This premium watercraft is ideal for riders who crave luxury and are seeking a watercraft that is a step up from competitive luxury models in comfort, features and performance. The GTX Limited 215 model features the same equipment as the GTX 155 model and adds the Limited package features: depth finder, Speed Ties, high-performance VTS, custom cover, removable dry storage bag, safety kit and glove box organizer. It is available in premium Anthracite Grey coloration.

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2013 Sea-Doo Holiday Gift Guide

05 Thursday Dec 2013

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Ho Ho Ho! Happy Holidays!  Looking for a holiday gift for your favorite Sea-Doo enthusiast?  We’ve visited with Santa and the Elves and they offered some suggestions for gifts that everyone would like to find under the tree.  We’ve got gifts for him and for her.

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Gifts for Him

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 Gifts for Her

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Gifts for the Recreation Enthusiast

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Gifts for the WAKE and Tow Sports Enthusiast 

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Gifts for the Luxury Enthusiast

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Gifts for the Performance Enthusiast

Holiday Gifts for the Performance Enthusiast (or those who like to go real fast!)

01 Sunday Dec 2013

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Performance: Carving corners, speeding down the straightaways and challenging your friends to a race…does this sound like you? If so, chances are you are a performance enthusiast and your watercraft starts with RX or GTR.  We’ve outlined ideal holiday gifts that are sure to please even the fastest performance enthusiast!

gtx cover

RXP or GTR Watercraft Cover: Whether trailering your Sea-Doo to your favorite location or securing it at your dock, a watercraft cover provides protection for your Sea-Doo GTI watercraft. Our lineup of strapless watercraft covers are easy to install and release. They are UV resistant and include a patented air release system for use when trailering. Buy Now

glove box organizer

Glove Box Organizer: Sea-Doo glove boxes are roomy and designed to keep multiple items safe during your ride. Many people keep their cell phones, keys, sunglasses, boater’s safety license, registration, etc., in it.  Once you place all of these items in the glove box, they tend to shuffle around when you are shredding and carving.  Our solution is a Glove Box Organizer. It is a semi-rigid splash-resistant, portable case. The liner cushions the inside of the glove box and provides insulation. The case provides easy access when opening the glove box cover. Buy Now

Speed tie

Sea-Doo Speed Tie For Dock: Keeping your dock clear of ropes is both a safety and security issue. Our Sea-Doo Speed Tie For Dock bolts directly to the dock for permanent placement. This mooring system eliminates excessive ropes on the dock and retracts quickly for storage. It also has 8’ (2.4m) of rope and locks to the desired length. Sold individually. Buy Now

handlebar grips

Handlegrips Kit: Performance racers keep more pressure on the handlebars than most, as they tend to carve and apply more pressure through tight curves.  A new set of handlegrips increases traction and helps riders control the watercraft through sharp curves. Our dual density rubber handlegrips provide riders with more comfort. They come in six bright colors so there is sure to be a color that matches your Sea-Doo watercraft. Buy Now

Safety Kit

Safety Equipment Kit: You are required to travel with safety equipment when on the water. Our Safety Equipment kit comes with everything you need to ensure your safety on the water. The kit includes a 50 ft. (15 m) buoyant heaving line, a bailer, a whistle and a watertight flashlight in a convenient portable carrying case. Buy Now

Order now and take advantage of our holiday special with free shipping on orders of $100 or more! The promotion starts on Dec. 11 and runs through Dec. 15. The code for the holiday promotion is HOLIDAY2013

Holiday Gifts for the Sea-Doo Recreation Enthusiast in your Life

01 Sunday Dec 2013

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Recreation: If playing the day away on the water with your family and friends is your ideal getaway, chances are you own a Sea-Doo watercraft. We’ve outlined some of our hottest items sure to make your time on the water the most fun that it can be!

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Sea-Doo Speed Tie:  The first and only fully integrated PWC mooring system, the Sea-Doo Speed Tie, provides quick and secure docking. This mooring system conveniently snaps out and locks in place so you can tie your watercraft to a dock. The rope is 8’ (2.4m) in length and retracts after use. Installs easily and sold in pairs – one for the front and one for the back of the watercraft. Buy Now

Speed tie

If you would prefer to mount your Sea-Doo Speed Tie on your dock, we also offer a system that bolts directly to the dock for permanent placement.  This mooring system eliminates excessive ropes on the dock and retracts quickly for storage.  The Sea-Doo Speed Tie for dock also has 8’ (2.4m) of rope and locks to the desired length. Sold individually. Buy Now

GTI Cover

GTI/GTS Watercraft Cover: Whether trailering your Sea-Doo to your favorite location or securing it at your dock, a watercraft cover provides protection for your Sea-Doo GTI watercraft. Our lineup of strapless watercraft covers are easy to install and release. They are UV resistant and include a patented air release system for use when trailering. Buy Now

front storage tray

Front Storage Tray: When gearing up for a day on the water many people like to take water, snacks or additional gear with them. Sea-Doo watercrafts are designed with a large front storage area perfect for these types of items. The tray provides an easy storage solution as it optimizes the front storage area. This storage accessory has a cargo handle to aid in packing and unpacking. This storage tray can hold up to 3.2 US gallons (12 L) of your personal items and provides more than enough room for a Sea-Doo Dry Bag and additional items. Buy Now

sandbag anchor

Sandbag Anchor: Once you have finally made it to your favorite sandbar or cove, the Sandbag Anchor will help you secure your Sea-Doo watercraft from drifting while you enjoy lunch or play in the sun and sand. This anchor has a capacity of 35 lbs. (16 kg) and includes 21’ (6.4 m) of polypropylene cord. It stores easily in your watercraft and floats when empty and its bright yellow color will ensure you don’t forget it when you head back out to the water.  Buy Now

wakeboard rack

Wakeboard Rack: As you venture over the water searching for the perfect glassy cove to wake skate or wakeboard on, it can be tricky to hold onto your wakeboard while underway. The Wakeboard Rack fits easily onto most Sea-Doo watercraft models and provides easy and secure board storage for one wakeboard. Buy Now

retractable ski pylon

Retractable Ski Pylon: If towing a wakeboarder or skier is your favorite on-water activity, the Retractable Ski Pylon makes it easy for a spotter to sit on the back of the watercraft and includes built in grab rails. This ski pylon provides a higher pull point for the rider, the higher the pull point, the easier it is for the rider to get up on top of the water. This Retractable Ski Pylon installs easily and can be added to your Sea-Doo watercraft.  Buy Now

Dry bag

Dry Bag: Kids LOVE spending time on the water. Make sure to bring along a change of clothes so they can have a warm, dry shirt or shorts when stopping by your family’s favorite on-water restaurant for lunch. The Dry Bag is perfect for storing towels, a change of clothes and anything else that you want to keep dry. It holds up to 2.6 US gallons (10 L) of ‘stuff’ and is watertight and made of puncture-resistant PVC coated polyester fiber material with a reinforced bottom for added durability. Buy Now

Order now and take advantage of our holiday special with free shipping on orders of $100 or more! The promotion starts on Dec. 11 and runs through Dec. 15. The code for the holiday promotion is HOLIDAY2013

Sea-Doo watercraft iBR features compliment unique Red Bull events

21 Thursday Nov 2013

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BRP has partnered with Red Bull in many water based events over the past ten years starting with the Red Bull Tow-At surf event in Sebastian, Florida where an elite group of East Coast surfers including Cory and Shay Lopez, CJ Hobgood, Josh Kerr among others were pulled at waves behind a Sea-Doo WAKE watercraft to pop off of wave faces at higher speeds in efforts to pull off big aerial tricks. The Tow-At events continue with Sea-Doo watercraft powering the way to help put the wind underneath their “wings”.

Red Bull is also deeply involved with Wake sports and Sea-Doo has been there during their biggest events as the only watercraft specifically designed for board sports. The Red Bull Depth Charge is arguably the most elaborate and unique Wakeboard events ever to be produced and Sea-Doo WAKE models were the preferred tow vehicles for several reasons. The depth charge event took place 185 feet below the earth’s surface in Bonne Terre, Missouri on the world’s largest underground lake.

Sea-Doo watercraft were used as the tow vehicles noted for their low emissions, necessary in the caves of the lake, and for their nimble handling and tight quarter control. The Sea-Doo watercraft were lowered from their nose by a cable to the water where they pulled 14 of the sports elite riders. Legendary Wakebaorder Parks Bonifay won that one time event and has since utilized Sea-Doo watercraft to wakeboard among icebergs and other extreme conditions that normal boats can not accomplish.

Red Bull also provides a launch pad for teams who want to test out their idea of how to fly during the Red Bull Flugtag events. Flugtag means, ”Flying Day” in their native Austrian tongue but what the contestants are permitted to use to construct their flying machines is limited. Each team builds their flying machine according to the strict rules and propels it off of a 30-foot tall platform in attempts to fly the furthest over water, completely by human power.

And when the Flugtag team plops in the water Sea-Doo watercraft are there to pull them out of the water and back to their adoring fans on land. The Red Bull event teams utilize Sea-Doo as their watercraft of choice mainly because of the iBR (intelligent Brake & Reverse) system that allows the rescue drivers to approach and attend to flyers with ultimate control.

Sea-Doo watercraft have also been utilized in the recent Red Bull Storm Chase where an elite group of kite surfers chase extreme weather conditions in efforts of the ultimate kite surfing session.

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Sea-Doo watercraft equipped with iBR and supercharged engines support to the windsurfers as they battle to stay on top of these massive waves. The competition is split into two parts in accordance with the main global storm seasons. Between January 10 and March 22, 2013, ten courageous windsurfers nominated via public voting were on standby to hunt down one massive storm at seven previously nominated destinations. Four of the original fleet were eliminated during the first mission in Brandon Bay, Ireland, at the end of January. From July 22, 2013, the six remaining windsurfers have been waiting for the second mission. Out of these six athletes, four emerged as qualifiers for the third and final mission to crown the victorious Red Bull Storm Chase Champion of 2013. To catch raging conditions, the participants have to be flexible-to-the-max during the holding period with just 48-hours to mobilize on-site before the next storm strikes.

Red Bull Storm Chase continues its mission of finding the most challenging waves to windsurf. Don’t miss the action clip of Mission #2 to Tasmania (Australia). This clip includes highlights from: Marcilio Browne (BRA), Daniel Bruch (GER), Victor Fernandez Lopez (ESP), Leon Jamaer (GER), Julien Taboulet (FRA), and Thomas Traversa (FRA) competing in hurricane-force winds and double mast-high waves.

Look for more unique events with Red Bull and Sea-Doo in 2014.

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