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Fun with Family? Racing? Ultimate Luxury? Sea-Doo has a Model for Every Rider

25 Wednesday Jun 2014

Posted by Sea-Doo OnBoard Editor in Sea-Doo Lifestyle, Technologies, Uncategorized

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Help me choose a Sea-Doo, Sea-Doo, Sea-Doo GTI, Sea-Doo GTS, Sea-Doo GTX, sea-doo jetski, Sea-Doo RXP-X, Sea-Doo Spark, Sea-Doo Wake, Wake Boarding, Which sea-doo is for you?

Is your ideal day on the water spent carving corners and running full throttle on the straight-aways? Or is your perfect day spent cruising to your favorite on-water restaurant with the amazing fish tacos? Whether you crave luxury, speed or playing on the water, we’ve got a Sea-Doo watercraft for you.

Playful, Compact, Colorful: the Sea-Doo Spark

2014 SEA-DOO SPARK 2UP_ACTION4Lightweight and easy to maneuver, the Sea-Doo Spark is taking the waterways by storm. Compact, agile and easy to throw around, the Spark is the most affordable watercraft in our lineup. The Spark is ideal for smaller bodies of water but can also be a lot of fun in rough, larger waterways as well – especially for those looking for an exciting and challenging ride. The Sea-Doo Spark costs nearly 40% less than the closest competitive model1 and is the most fuel-efficient watercraft in the industry2. Plus, it is economical to operate, maintain and own. Its compact design and lightweight construction also make it easy to tow with many popular sedans and simple to store. The Spark is ideal for new watercraft owners, especially young families who are looking for affordable family water adventures. The Sea-Doo Spark is fully customizable so you can determine your color (among five fun bright colors), additional technology (such as Intelligent Brake and Reverse (iBR)) and more. The Sea-Doo Spark, in a class of it’s own, starts at $4,999 (in US) providing an affordable way to get out on the water.

Click here to learn more about the Sea-Doo Spark.

Spirited, Entertaining, Nimble: the Recreation Models

2013 Sea-Doo GTI SE - Action6The Recreation segment features choices between a value-minded GTS 130 to the top-of-the-segment GTI Limited 155. Each model has comparative differences depending on your on-water preferences. Watercraft in the recreation segment include a larger platform than the Sea-Doo Spark and hull design that offer added stability and more room for up to three passengers thanks to a moderate V-hull perfect for towing or cruising. The GTS 130 begins the segment and includes standard features usually found on higher-priced models at a very affordable price. The GTI watercraft in this category come standard with our industry exclusive Intelligent Brake and Reverse (iBR) system that starts in neutral and allows effortless hands-on-the-handlebars maneuvering, making it a breeze to dock and get on and off the water. Models in this segment have an impressive amount of inside storage for your gear and offers technology including ECO and Sport modes. Click here to learn more about the recreational series of watercraft.

 

Stylish, Comfortable, Top-of-the-line: the Sea-Doo Luxury models2014 SEA-DOO GTX LIMITED 215-Action4

If you are looking for the ultimate in comfort, luxury and technology, the Sea-Doo Luxury watercraft are for you! From the GTX 155 to the GTX Limited iS 260, we’ve got every level of comfort and luxury that you seek. These watercraft include features developed for comfort and all of the bells and whistles. The GTX watercraft are designed for any water conditions and are the only models with Suspension (S) or Intelligent Suspension (iS) making even the roughest waters feel like minimal chop. The GTX watercraft are 3-seaters and have a longer and more stable platform perfect for touring and comfortably spending hours on the water. The hull design is a S3 hull, which stands for Stepped, Stable and Strong. This makes the most comfortable riding in any conditions and the ability to tackle rough waters. The GTX models include all of our features technologies such as iBR, Intelligent Throttle Control (iTC), ECO mode, Sport mode, Cruise Control and more.

Click here to learn more about the Luxury watercraft.

Sporty, Athletic, Exhilarating: the Sea-Doo WAKE models

2014 SEA-DOO WAKE 155_ACTION7If you are a water sports enthusiast, the Tow Sports models are made for you! The Wake models are the only watercraft on the market specifically designed for tow sports (waterskiing, wake skating, tubing and wakeboarding). BRP partners with the Nike Wake team and their professional athletes such as Nick Taylor and Ben Horan who exclusively choose to ride behind the Sea-Doo WAKE models. Choose from the WAKE 155, built on the GTI platform, that offers a nimble ride on a smaller hull or the WAKE PRO 215, designed with more power, pro caliber tracking and comfort on longer rides and a deeper S3 hull. Both models include our inclusive Ski Mode. Ski Mode is a speed-based feature with the ability to program the acceleration curve and target speed for a consistent, perfect pull every time. These watercraft also include other features that support tow sports such as a removable wake board rack and a ski pylon with spotter handles.

Click here to learn more about the WAKE watercraft.

Edgy, Fast, Exciting: the Sea-Doo performance modelsSea-Doo RXP-X 260

Power, control and speed are all wrapped up in our Performance models. These watercraft are the watercraft of choice if you are a back-yard racing enthusiast or professional rider. These watercraft provide the ultimate adrenaline rush and acceleration in the Sea-Doo lineup. Whether riding in rough water or open-water buoy courses, available race inspired features, such as ergonomic seating, Variable Trim System (VTS), adjustable sponsons and race-inspired handlebars, give the rider the advantage. We’ve got five models to choose from led by the RXP-X 260, followed by the RXT-X aS 260, RXT-X 260, RXT 260 and the GTR 215. These models include all of our featured technologies such as iBR, iTC, ECO mode, Sport mode and more. The performance models provide choices for the performance enthusiast to the serious professional racer.

Click here to learn more about the Performance watercraft.

From racing to pulling 360s Sea-Doo has a watercraft for everyone. Visit your local dealer or the Sea-Doo website to find out more!

1Source: Manufacturer’s website. Prices vary according to product specification.

2 Based on BRP internal testing. Testing of competitive model done under identical conditions.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ready, Set… Summer!

04 Wednesday Jun 2014

Posted by Sea-Doo OnBoard Editor in Events, Sea-Doo Lifestyle, Uncategorized

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Great buys on Sea-Doo Spark, Great buys on Sea-Doo watercraft, Ready, Sea-Doo GTI, Sea-Doo GTX, Sea-Doo RXP-X, sea-doo rxt, Sea-Doo Spark, Sea-Doo summer specials, Set Summer!

It’s here…  Summer!  The time we have all been waiting for!  Time to spend countless hours on the water with family and friends and soak up every moment of sunlight.  Sea-Doo just launched two promotions designed to help you take full advantage of the summer by helping you get out on the water on your own Sea-Doo watercraft!  These offers are only value through July 8, so visit your closest dealer as soon as you can!

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For more details visit the Sea-Doo website at: http://www.sea-doo.com/promotions.html

 

BRP CARRIES THE SPORT OF WATERCRAFT RACING WITH THE SUPERCHARGED 2014 SEA-DOO X-TEAM BOUNTY AND SEA-DOO PROMOTER SUPPORT PROGRAMS

11 Tuesday Mar 2014

Posted by Sea-Doo OnBoard Editor in Uncategorized, X-TEAM Profile

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2014 program, aquax, best, championship, domination, ijsba world finals, jet ski racing, national tour, promoters, race events, race support, racer contingency, sea-doo bounty, sea-doo gtr, Sea-Doo racing, Sea-Doo RXP-X, watercraft racing

X-Team logoValcourt, QC, CANADA– March, 11, 2014 – BRP continues to lead the watercraft industry in race support in North America through the supercharged, 2014 Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty racer contingency program and Sea-Doo Race Promoter support program.

BRP has dominated watercraft runabout racing over the past several years, reaching all time highs following the introduction of the Sea-Doo RXP-X 260 with Ergolock and T3 hull. Sea-Doo X-TEAM riders filled 27 out of 33 available podium positions and 10 of 11 championships at the 2013 IJSBA World Championships for the most dominant World Finals performance of any sit-down watercraft since the introduction of the 1995 Sea-Doo XP model. Matching the industry leading on-water effort is equally strong off-water Sea-Doo support programs. The 2014 Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty program provides more contingency money than any other program in the industry and makes it available to all Sea-Doo riders competing on modern Sea-Doo watercraft. BRP also ensures there are more race events across North America for the racers through the Sea-Doo Promoter support program.

The supercharged 2014 Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty program receives a boost with added class payouts for the new Sea-Doo Spark model eligible classes and boosted US National Tour and World Finals championship bonuses in the Pro Open and Pro Stock classes. BRP’s Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty is open to ALL racers competing on modern Sea-Doo models in designated classes. The Sea-Doo contingency is essentially an, “open-sponsorship” that excludes no one, except those competing on watercraft other than Sea-Doo. In addition to the glory that comes with winning on Sea-Doo watercraft, comes the opportunity for extra prize money.

The Sea-Doo Promoter Support program provides event promoters sponsorship to help them produce more, high-quality, fun events. BRP works with the promoters to ensure Sea-Doo owners have a place to ride and compete in an organized manner, providing another fun aspect of owning a Sea-Doo watercraft.

“BRP supports the Sea-Doo racing community with the most dominant closed course watercraft in the RXP-X 260 and supports those winners with the strongest contingency program, the Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty,” says Tim McKercher, of Sea-Doo watercraft competition management.

in compliment, “BRP is taking the lead in ensuring watercraft owners have more, good events to feed their competitive spirit with the Sea-Doo Promoter support program that helps these promoters put on more and higher quality events” says Adrien de Alexandris marketing manager for Sea-Doo watercraft.

BRP does more for the sport of watercraft racing than any other company.

For 2014 this support begins at the first round of the 2014 P1 AQUA X US tour in Daytona Beach, FL, April 26-27, 2014.

The Sea-Doo Promoter Support program will include sponsorship of the following North American watercraft racing series:

  • IJSBA World Finals – Lake Havasu City, AZ
  • US National Tour – Seven stops across the United States
  • Pro Hydro-X Tour – South-East United States
  • GreenHulk.net HydroDrags – South-East United States (Drag Racing)
  • Canadian Watercross Tour – Ontario, Canada
  • RPM West Coast Series – California and Arizona (closed course and endurance)
  • Great Lakes Watercross – Wisconsin and Minnesota
  • Hahn 300 – Lake Havasu City, AZ (endurance)
  • P1 Aqua-X US Series – Florida

For a look at the new, performance Sea-Doo watercraft and iControl technology, visit www.sea-doo.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Tim McKercher
Sea-Doo Media Relations, Competition, and Events Management
tim@look-marketing.com
321.409.0519

2014 SEA-DOO X-TEAM BOUNTY Eligibility Rules: 

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READ ALL APPLICABLE RULES BELOW TO QUALIFY

  1. To be eligible for the Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty contingency, racer must compete on an IJSBA eligible Sea-Doo watercraft in the specified class(es) described in the rules and contingency tables within the United States or Canada. Race events offering the Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty are all those in North America sanctioned by either the IJSBA.
  2. ONLY racers competing on 4-TEC or ACE engine powered Sea-Doo watercraft qualify.
  3. Racer must list “SEA-DOO” as the brand of watercraft raced and “SEA‑DOO X TEAM” as a sponsor on all entries.
  4. The SEA-DOO X-TEAM BOUNTY logo decal must be clearly visible and legible on watercraft forward of the handlebars and above the waterline.  Sea-Doo LOGO decals must be clearly visible on both sides of the watercraft on the hull gunnel – minimum of two (2”) inch tall lettering. Sea-Doo Bounty logo decal supplied by promoter or write to info@look-marketing.com.
  5. Racer is eligible for as many contingency payments as earned during an event.
  6. *To be eligible for the US National and AquaX Championship bonuses, racer must have competed solely on a Sea-Doo watercraft in scheduled runabout heats, LCQs, motos, etc. no matter the class and must have competed at every round of the 2014 tours while meeting all above criteria for every racing instance.
  7. Racer MUST compete against a MINIMUM OF FIVE (5) finalists in the class to qualify for contingency.
  8. HydroDrag contingency is available for drag racing event only – to be eligible for Unlimited Bounty the PWC must be a modern Sea-Doo configuration top deck and hull and utilize a Rotax 4-TEC engine.
  9. Contingency prizes will be paid for overall closed-course racing only. Slalom does not apply. In IJSBA World Finals contingency, only Overall Titles will be paid.
  10. For the 2014 race season, all claims must be sent in by the racer, within 10 days of the event, and postmarked no later than July 11, 2014 (for races taking place between February 22, 2014-July 6, 2013) September 12, 2014 (for races between July 12, 2014 – September 21, 2014) and October 20, 2014 (for the World Finals).  Claims postmarked after these dates will not be honored.
  11. Contingency payments will be issued to racers from BRP only after the IJSBA and BRP have verified official results.
  12. All claims must be signed by an event or sanctioning body official, if not, payment will not be made.  Racers have the responsibility to have the claim properly completed (providing all requested information) and mailed to the address above.  Please allow 5-10 weeks for processing of checks after the July 11, 2014, September 21, 2014, and October 20, 2014 cut-off dates.
  13. Racer MUST provide a signed W-9 Tax form and supply images of the Sea-Doo watercraft raced WITH FIRST redemption submission, before any payments will be made by BRP.
  14. BRP reserves the right to reject a claim not properly or fraudulently filed and reserves the right to cancel this program at any time.
  15. BRP will NOT accept ANY responsibility for any DAMAGES or INJURIES, including DEATH that may occur during the above-described events.
  16. Racers grant BRP the unlimited rights to utilize their name, their photograph, their person, and their performance in advertising and promotional efforts.

Sea-Doo, RXT-X, RXP-X, SPARK, ACE, and 4-TEC and the BRP logo are trademarks of Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. or its affiliates.

BRP RETURNS TO DOMINATE THE IJSBA WORLD FINALS WITH DEFENDING WORLD CHAMPIONS AND A WEEK FULL OF SEA-DOO RELATED ACTIVITIES

11 Tuesday Sep 2012

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Can-Am, Can-Am offroad, Chris MacClugage, Colorado River, ijsba world finals, jet boats, jet ski, jetskiis, Lake Havasu, performance boats, personal watercraft, rxp-x, rxpx, sea-doo owners ride, Sea-Doo racing, Sea-Doo RXP-X, Sea-Doo watercraft, seadoo jetskis, seadoo racing, watercraft, x team racers

 

World Champion James Bushell

BRP will have the largest manufacturer presence in recent history at the 2012 IJSBA World Finals in Lake Havasu City, Ariz., this October 1-7.   The Sea-Doo X-TEAM will return to defend numerous World Championships with dozens of world-class watercraft racers competing on the new Sea-Doo RXP-X.  The BRP events teams will on-hand orchestrating numerous Sea-Doo related activities and will be joined by the Can-Am off road team with 2013 Commander side-by-side vehicle demos.

The annual watercraft World Championship races will include a plethora of Sea-Doo related activities including the Sea-Doo X-TEAM Feast, the Sea-Doo Ultimate Owners Ride II, On-site Sea-Doo X-TEAM showroom showcasing many of the new 2013 models, and the Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty Invitational competition.

The IJSBA World Finals is the largest watercraft specific event in North America where the best racers from around the globe converge to compete for World Championships. The event takes place at Crazy Horse Campgrounds in Lake Havasu City, AZ and draws 10,000-15,000 spectators every year. BRP has been a long-time supporter of watercraft racing and the IJSBA World Finals and leads the watercraft industry in race specific support through the Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty racer contingency program and the Sea-Doo X-TEAM Promoter support program.

With the dominating success of the Sea-Doo RXP-X watercraft, BRP comes to this year’s event with a full schedule of activities and racer support initiatives.  Sea-Doo race fans and general enthusiasts alike will be treated to an entertaining experience. Some of the 2012 Sea-Doo World Finals efforts will include:

  • Sea-Doo Podium Showroom – Enter the world of the Sea-Doo X-TEAM at the Sea-Doo Podium Showroom located at the West end of “Performance Alley.” The Sea-Doo X-TEAM Showroom will display select models of the new 2013 Sea-Doo watercraft line-up headlined by the X-Series models.Ultimate 

  • Sea-Doo Owners Ride II, Colorado River – The Sea-Doo Special Events team will be conducting one of the most beautiful, one-day leisure boating rides in North America, exclusively for Sea-Doo watercraft and boat owners (2002 or newer required). The ride will depart from Site Six Launch ramp and travel up the Colorado River to Pirates Cove Resort for a sponsored lunch stop in Topock and back again for a 4-5 hour, round-trip ride on Friday, October 5.  Open to Sea-Doo owners, participants will get a special World Finals event t-shirt, lunch and be eligible for Sea-Doo giveaways. For more information, visit Facebook.com/seadoo and click on the “Owners Ride” App.
  • Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty X Lap Invitational – Select Sea-Doo racers (noted below) who have faired well during the 2012 season are being invited to compete in a special high-stakes competition aboard the new benchmark of watercraft racing, the Sea-Doo RXP-X. The timed event will pit the best Sea-Doo racers of the year against one another to see who can run the single fastest lap of the weekend with the winner taking home $1000.

2012 Sea-Doo X-TEAM Bounty X LAP Challenge Invitees include:

  • Troy Snyder
  • Brian Baldwin
  • Chris MacClugage
  • Eric Lagopoulos
  • Erminio Iantosca
  • Claude Clayton
  • Tim Hicks
  • James Bushell
  • James Masterson
  • Sam Harvey
  • Additional international rider TBD

Qualifying will take place on Friday afternoon following races at World finals track, the top three qualifiers will go to the Sunday final between Motos 1 & 2 for the trophy and $1000 prize.

  • Sea-Doo Racer X-TEAM Appreciation Feast and LiquidSpeedRadio.com– BRP extends their hospitality by hosting Sea-Doo race teams on Tuesday night, October 2 at Mudsharks Grill in Lake Havasu City with a appreciation dinner for racers, friends and family. LiquidSpeedRadio.com will also be broadcasting the Sea-Doo X-TEAM hour LIVE from the event. All Sea-Doo racers are invited and can bring up to three guests to offset some of the costs of their efforts. The X-TEAM Feast will take place from 7-10 and the new RXP-X will make its Havasu debut at the event. > Proof of Sea-Doo ownership (registration or title) AND official IJSBA event wristband is required for entry. For more information, email info@look-marketing.com.
  • CAN-AM Commander Experience – The Can-Am Commander side-by-side vehicle demo tour visits Lake Havasu allowing off-road enthusiasts the opportunity to experience the next generation of side-by-side vehicles on Wednesday, October 3 through October 6 from 10-3:30 at the Crazy Horse Campgrounds off-road track.

Visit www.facebook.com/seadoo for the most up-to-date information regarding BRP’s 2012 IJSBA World Finals activities.

For a look at the new Sea-Doo watercraft and iControl technology, visit  www.sea-doo.com

 

X-TEAM TUESDAY: Chris MacClugage Behind the Scenes IJSBA Tour, Reno

10 Tuesday Jul 2012

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Chris MacClugage is one of the few people in the world that has made their career riding personal watercraft and is for the first time in his 20+ year professional riding career competing on Sea-Doo watercraft. Fans can keep up with Chris’ life here at OnBoard. The latest entry is MacClugage’s perspective on his experiences at the forth round of the 2012 IJSBA National Watercraft Racing Tour in Reno, Nevada. Read on to learn the behind the scenes scoop from one of the all-time greatest watercraft racers in history.

After returning from Racine, Wisconsin and a great weekend of racing at the third round of the IJSBA National Tour is was time to head back to the MACC

CHRIS MacCLUGAGE

Racing headquarters in Lake Havasu. Once back in Arizona, the trailer was unloaded and Daniel, our driver, took a well deserved day off. But, we still had plenty of work to do for the next round in Reno taking place in a couple of weeks.

Back to work Daniel focused on prepping the RXP-X’s for the race. We discovered a few changes we wanted to make with our main boat, which steered us to use our test boat as a back up.

For myself there was no rest. I had a training camp set up for one of my friends/riders Ryan Decker. He is a great up and coming rider who has a great attitude and will to do what it takes to win. 
I had already had a program written out for the next four days. Training very hard in the mornings and riding in the afternoon. All went well and Ryan got a good taste of what he needs to do to take his riding to the next level. Saturday and Sunday we were joined by Oceane and Mealle Villon. They are two up & coming French girls that live in USA. All of us had a great time riding and learning.

Tuesday the 24th was loading day for the trailer. We were planning on leaving early Wednesday morning, so, our plan was to start loading on Tuesday afternoon. I needed a couple things done to the trailer and brought it to my friends shop. We later discovered it had a problem! This is part of traveling the race circuit. There was no time to fix the trailer, so plan B went into effect. I broke out the custom three-place trailer which worked perfect for my two RXPXs and one stand-up.

Wednesday morning came quick and all the watercraft were ready. I had to do a few maintenance things to the open trailer, and then we were loaded and underway by 1pm. With Rachel (wife)/Mac(son)/Dan/Christophe/Tom and myself packed in the truck, it was road trip time, with lots of laughs & cans of Monster to keep us awake on the 10 hour journey to Reno.

Our route took up through Nevada on the highway 95. We passed by several old mining towns and a lot of businesses that had the oldest profession known! With good conversation and plenty of laughter, along with a couple of diaper changes we finally arrived in Sparks at 11:30pm

I woke and ran around the lake in Reno on Thursday morning pushing little Mac in his BOB stroller. The altitude was 4500 feet, which didn’t seem to affect me at all. But, it was another story for the watercraft!

We first did a compression check on the stand up and discovered we were 25 psi off our ‘norm’. With some carb adjustments, new head domes from ADA and a few bends to the prop, we had ski ready to hit the pay window!

The RXP-X was not as easy. With several prop re pitches and tune files, we were ready to race. I was 100% happy with the high-altitude performance but my guys worked very hard and that’s all I can ask for.

Saturday came, as I awoke next to my two inspirations, I knew I had races to win ! I had my Ryno power protein shake and was down at site by 7 AM. 
A great friend of mine Erminio Iantosca, let us store our watercraft in his trailer, after unloading everything I decided to go on a run around lake (2.5 miles) to get loosened up for the day.

Practice went well for ski and runabout.

First race was ski, and I was ready. I grabbed a Monster hole shot and never looked back. By the time the race was over, I was 3/4 of a lap ahead of second. It was great to weld the factory boat off the line all weekend. Christophe did such a great job at tuning the Monster/Macc ski. It seemed like we were 3-4 miles per hour faster than the other skis. We went on to hole shot and win the next two motos.

Runabout class was not as great. I jumped the first start, meaning I had to start with the engine off putting me a big disadvantage and ended up with a 3rd. In the second moto I ended up 3rd. In the final moto I was running in third and trying to pass for second and simply made a mistake and came off the machine. I was pushing very hard and it was a tough track to pass on. I went away with a 4th for the weekend, but at least a Sea-Doo X-TEAM rider won. Congrats to Troy Synder for winning and beating the “FACTORY” competition.

Overall it was a great weekend. I won Pro ski and got to be with my wife and son on the podium. Which I missed during fathers day. We had a great dinner later that night with great friends.

Lil' Mac

On our way home we stopped in Vegas where Rachel, Mac, and I were dropped off at the Aria. Mac needs some bigger clothes and mommy needs a new purse. So, now I sit in my hotel room drinking a Monster looking out onto the strip and all the people, resembling ants at this floor, running around for fun and fortune.

The next race for us will be in Russia for the World offshore championship. We are focusing on training and work. Laguna Seca is at the end of July for the Moto GP. We will be hoping for rain! Go Vale…..
Before the October world Finals we are taking a break to visit England and Rachel’s family . Busy, busy in the Macclugage household !!

Thank you to all my sponsors: Monster Energy / Macc Racing/Riva /Sea-Doo/MoTeC (Pete Swinney)/Tech 1/Quakysense/Oakley/Hydro Turf/Alpina/XPS/K&N/Ryno Power/Liquid Militia/ Hot Products/Tuf Stands/ADA Racing/Paleo Treats

Gearing Up for Boat Show Season

18 Friday Nov 2011

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2012 Boat shows, Boat shows, Boating off season, Sea-Doo, Sea-Doo boats, Sea-Doo Challenger S Boat, Sea-Doo RXP-X, Sea-Doo watercraft

The weather has turned cooler and most of the northern hemisphere is bracing for the winter ahead. A great way to stay engaged in the Sea-Doo Life during the off-season is to check out the new line up of Sea-Doo boats and personal watercraft at a Boat Show. Boat Show season is just around the corner and there are hundreds of shows to choose from. Boat shows offer owners, and prospective owners, the opportunity to get up close and personal with the 2012 line up and compare models to best fit your boating desires. All of the manufacturers bring out their newest models, and Sea-Doo is no exception. Sea-Doo will be at many of the major boat shows in early 2012 offering you the opportunity to explore new models such as the 2012 Sea-Doo RXP-X watercraft and 210 Challenger S boat. Be sure to check out the advancements in technology and safety all designed to make your time on the water the best that it can be.

DiscoverBoating.com is an excellent resource for research on boating and can help answer many questions regarding the lifestyle, costs, training, how to get started and much, much more. They offer a full listings of the boat shows in the North America. Click HERE to find a boat show in your local area.  Click HERE to review the list of shows that will provide you with the opportunity to connect directly with a Sea-Doo representative.

Boat Shows offer boaters great deals on new and unused Sea-Doo product and most dealers offer additional show incentives to sweeten the deal. Make sure and stop by and say HELLO to Sea-Doo dealers when you and your family are at the boat show…you will be glad you did!

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