Partly that, also the fact that
THERE WILL NOT BE ANYONE IN FRONT OF THE DRIVER !!!
No kids acting up, no heads bobbing.

Not to flame a category of boat or owner, but we got
very nearly hit by ANOTHER goof ball driving around in a
floating play yard this sunday.
No, it wasn't on/in the course,
Yes we WERE in the track that is recognised as a traffic lane.

Ho Hum, watch for a thread about law suits against boat
manufacturers for designs that allow passengers to block the
view of the driver (-: Hmmm, not common in other vehicles.
Well I didn't want to get hurt enough to sue anybody anyway.

\R




Michael Rothwell wrote:

Bill Andersen wrote:
A bowrider's OK for skiing but won't produce the big wake that wakeboarders
want, even if you're loaded with people and gear.


This sounds backwards to me - I've never seen a "wakeboard" boat that
was NOT a bow rider. Most of the die hard skiers still prefer closed
bow boats because they are generally a little lighter and have a smaller
wake.

Michael

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