Also I have probably turned my boat faster and harder then I should have . I've stuck several of my friends to the gunnel showing off . I look back now and think maybe I've pushed my luck about as far as it was going and that might have also played a part in whipping out my POS konrad outdrive . I've never hooked or felt like I was close to rolling and to the best of my knowledge no Y2k has ever rolled over .

good to kinow.

just saying - I thought in OPA class 5 Pushin Tin DCB has won it. I do know Jake the owner also has a Superboat Y2K getting ready to throw into the mix .

The SB I posted pics of is a darn nice boat and really does not look like a 7 ft beam. it looks wider

Cool boats.

http://www.superboatonline.com

OCCJoe, I viewed the link by Thisistank and makes sense now, I assumed (which I shouldn't have), there was something to step on from the seat to the dash like my Fountain. Really like the lines of those boats.

Non step boats can usually turn really hard.

What OCCJoe said. Y2ks dominate class 5 in OPA.

BTW, it does have a step hull. Also, the design to get up on the bow is the best ever.

Rough water.....No boat the same size is hanging with a Y2K.

Oh, and why do people get so hung up on the 7' beam thing? Skinny boats RULE. The Y2K with the normal interior actually has a pretty lot of cockpit space. It is a sit-down boat, you don't want bolsters in this boat.

Here you go . German pokerrun from this weekend . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3e3akhcvmeo . Mystery boat at 8:25 and Y2K Superboat at 12:25 . I think the Mystery boat is a Magnum unless it's something German built .
And apparently Larvey Craft must be building and shipping a lot of boats directly to Germany . There's Six of them in the videos . I love the all white Activator also .

One last thing if you look at the side of the Y2K in the video there's No SUPERBOAT decal . I wonder if only the starboard side has the logo ?

Lavey isn't intentionally shipping them directly to Germany but many 2750's and 29 are ending up there.

From what they can tell all the Evo's Lavey has built on top of the 2 custom ones for German clients are there.

The last one had a removeable electric canopy and the one before that was a dual steering boat.

UD

Man that Y2K came out of the start with some balls! That thing looked real good