I don't own 1 so it doesn't affect me, but if you do, be aware of the laws that go with it. even if you don't like it. Pro's and Con's to everything.

It is called "revenue gathering". Make new laws, don't tell anyone so when "caught" you can be fined. Your law enforcement must be taking lessons from ours!!! :(

I personally don't care myself and just thought I'd share this because a lot of us on here seem to have been cut off by one of these non educated idiots. Trust me, I'm not for more government or laws but, not knowing one thing about boating laws and going 70mph criss crossing through the channel markers like they're there for a slalom course is not that cool. It actually sounds fun but that's not why we're here lol.

For those of you who missed this, I highly recommend watching this with a beer.
http://youtu.be/1bXWQdjzFhY

Weeeeeee! Somebody needs to add some Dukes of Hazzard music to that video.
Also, I had to watch the video 3 times just to see the crash, because there were other fantastic assets that caught my attention.

Here's one you can't do in a boat. Pretty cool

http://youtu.be/mQg3hlilED0

That's to funny. I got to wonder if this driver is old enough to drive responsibly

I'm pretty sure he was getting ready to bail when he came up on that bottle neck. :eek:

Helz yeah he was.... That video reminded me of snowmobililing/trail riding. That type of ride, I wouldn't mind on a PWC. The racing around in circles, submerging, and endless wake jumping attempts never appealed to me, mostly because I could get way more air on a bike or sled.

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Yep. Drove right through the milling area on a closed course.