Thanks, she's hanging in there. My cruise speed is that exactly. My bro in his 25 Baja Outlaw has to almost run flat out to cruise with me. To get up to 85 in my boat I would have to play with the trim a lot, boat is a little scary at that speed, 75 is fine, but once you get over that the bow starts to feel real lite because there is not much boat in the water.

Brian hope your girlfriend is doing well now. It sucked to hear the Dr. say "extremely aggressive rapidly spreading cancer that we have to through everything we got at " five operations later, chemo and radiation, she don't let nothing hold her back, except the sun. She could not even be in the sun for a full year after rads, or she could get third degree burns. Being in the sun and heat makes her feel sick, she gets overheated quickly probably from her body not having hormones and she forced into menopause at 40 yrs. old. She loved the sun before, so now I need to find a nice looking bimini top. She is a trooper to, she can't take pain meds at all so she went through five operations, two major, without pain meds. But she rode her horses three weeks after her mastectomy with drain tubes hanging out her side pinned to her shirt.. too much info.. lol She wishes your girlfriend the best and hopes your girlfriend is doing well... cancer sucks!!