Seadoo GTX

This is my first ski and is red and black and silver. It looks great on the water and rides even better. You cant go wrong with a GTX...I did alot of comparison shopping and this as by far the most impressive. I did my homework and the GTX consistently came out on top. I had no problem getting the ski to 63 mph and it was very stable. It also allows you to have some fun with turns and such. I also pulled a kneeboarder without any problems. This is a great all around machine for the entire ...

After purchasing a 2002 GTX DI which I was unsatisfied with I decided to trade it in on a 2002 GTX. Here's what I have to offer for an eval. 1) Seadoo didn't vary from the "typical" handling of their previous watercraft with this model. The 2002 GTX is a true machine. Stright out of the box and into the water the machine was hitting 64MPH. 2)This machine spins with no problems just like previous versions. it does not posess the hinderance of OPAS 3)There is still a slight hesitation when starting out of the hole. This hesitation is still present with 3 hours on the machine. However, I feel it will be gone after a tank ...

For those of us who use personal watercraft in a variety of environments (i.e. both smaller inland lakes and larger lakes or oceans) the hull design of the GTX three passenger models lends a great deal of versatility. The hull itself has slightly less of the deep-V than that found on Yamaha’s three passenger PWC’s. It translates to a pretty zippy and fairly maneuverable boat on calmer inland waters. Top speed indicates right in the low to mid 60's (mph) for a single rider. Placing my feet further back and standing to bring the center of gravity aft added about three mph. I have taken the same machine (a 2001 GTX) out on Lake Michigan and the extra ...