Why a cig boat and not a cruiser?
#91
Ive had it up to 76 on gps still probably has 4-5mph left in it.. and its fun to pass Fountains
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmhE9uvbMX4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmhE9uvbMX4
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Some people are like Slinkies - Not really good for anything, but they
bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.
#92
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Ive had it up to 76 on gps still probably has 4-5mph left in it.. and its fun to pass Fountains that are out for a night cruise and have no idea we are racing
Just need to back off it right after we pass them to officially win the race in our own heads.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmhE9uvbMX4
Just need to back off it right after we pass them to officially win the race in our own heads. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmhE9uvbMX4
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all in good fun. My friend who owns the Fountain was more shocked than anything.
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You sir have one bad ass cruiser and a sweet roost!!!! If I went cruiser one day when Im 90 and moving to Florida, thats what I`d want.
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When I was young I was taught to respect the bike that you throw a leg over, because it can kill you. So I have always had that mentality, I would never street race or anything like that. So hp and speed was always respected. I owned a streetbike for 2 weeks thought I would kill myself. So with a boat with the HP #s that are claimed and running wide open and hitting a wake the wrong way. I have no experience in this boating world that is why I was asking the Question. It might not be anything and just me. As far as the NHRA I was very lucky to work in the machine shop and learn from one of the best guys. Attention to detail because your work is the hands of a driver who puts his life on the line.
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When I was young I was taught to respect the bike that you throw a leg over, because it can kill you. So I have always had that mentality, I would never street race or anything like that. So hp and speed was always respected. I owned a streetbike for 2 weeks thought I would kill myself. So with a boat with the HP #s that are claimed and running wide open and hitting a wake the wrong way. I have no experience in this boating world that is why I was asking the Question. It might not be anything and just me. As far as the NHRA I was very lucky to work in the machine shop and learn from one of the best guys. Attention to detail because your work is the hands of a driver who puts his life on the line.
#100
I am a former Motorcycle roadracer from early 90s to early 00s, raced WERA, NLRS and National Challenge Series, I was on "Team Adrenaline". Shoot me a PM be glad to answer any questions, were right on Lake Erie so your welcome to stop by.





