Looking at a 22 cat. No motor and the 200 will be on it. I guess they were faster than the 21 skaters for less money but never really took off. NADA value for a 95 is like 7k with no motor. www.talon22.com
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Cool. I'm glad somebody bought the molds and are building them again. Talon sold all the cat molds over the past couple of years and are concentrating on fishing boats. They tried to get me to buy their 18 mold several times, but I just didn't have the coin to swing it. Not that I don't have my hands full already.

The 22's definetly were not as popular as the 26 (which was heavily splashed and the reason they got out of high performance boats). The center pod means this boat will be slower than the Skater, but more family friendly. Your power desires seems to be in line with the boats capabilities, it may be a bit under powered. This is not a boat to be taking out on the ocean.

They claim high 70's low 80's with it. Good Enough for me. And i dont expect much in the rough from a 21 foot cat.

Actually, 80 mph will be rather boring in that boat. They are very stable and forgiving.

Untill i hit some waves.

Actually, they fly pretty well too. Just not much free board.

My brother bought the first Talon 22 out of the mold. It had a Mercury 2.4 Bridgeport and ran low 80's. I loved the boat so much I bought a new 22 rigged for twins back in 1993 and owned the boat until 2001. This was back when the molds were at the original Talon Marine in Sarasota, FL.

Twins made it MUCH faster and incredible acceleration (especially with Nitrous ). Never lost a race from a 20 mph roll, and I raced a lot. Single engine handled the bigger water better, not as tail heavy. Always a compromise.

The Talon has a center pod which helps with ride and turning where the 21 Skater does not. Skater will be faster given the same power. IMHO the Talon has better lines than the Skater. The mold work with the curves and the super smooth finish really turned a lot of heads. She was a blast.

Had a 22 with 225 yamaha boat flew good landing it was a different story. But for what it was it done a good job in small waves

Any pics?

Thanks! Hmmmm.... Why don't I have the Talon now... Well, our little girl was born and my speed freak wife became a MOM and common sense kicked in. Never had the Talon out of shape (at least with her in it ), but she said it was time to slow down a bit. Plus I was looking to get something bigger so we compromised on a 292 Fastech Formula. Runs 70+mph and we can sleep on it. Now I look forward to the rough water! She already knows that the stock engines will be no more after warranty runs out.... I really kind of wish I kept the Talon. Oh well, compromise....