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aaronvex
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 Posted: Mar 15, 2011 4:38 pm Post subject: $25,000 to wakesurf |
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looking for a little help...... I have about $25,000 to spend on a boat. I have a couple questions that maybe someone would like to chime in on.
1. What are the "must haves" for a good wakesurfing boat?
2. any thoughts on a good $25000 boat?
3. this boat will be used mostly in the bay in Long Beach NY. Am I crazy for thinking I will be able to get calm enough water to wakesurf there?
thanks for your help! |
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Brit Rider
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bmartin
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| You can find lots of fresh Centurions in that price range and the Avys, Lightnings, Cyclones will make a nice wave. |
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ckdollar
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| bmartin wrote: | | You can find lots of fresh Centurions in that price range and the Avys, Lightnings, Cyclones will make a nice wave. |
I have read that centurions are good for surfing, how do they do for wakeboarding? I am not familiar with their models/years at all. |
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