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S�curit� avant d’installer

Guillotine — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 11:03:06 GMT

Quelles mesures de s�curit� v�rifiez-vous avant d’installer une application de paris ? La protection des donn�es, la v�rification du compte, les mises � jour r�guli�res et les options de connexion s�curis�e sont-elles importantes pour vous ? Selon vous, les utilisateurs devraient-ils toujours v�rifier l’origine d’un fichier APK avant de l’installer ?

ACTIVE -2011 Nautique Sport Nautique 200V

aowright99 — Sat, 19 Sep 2026 12:21:11 GMT

Low-hour 2011 Nautique Sport 200V crossover ski and wake boat. With only 392 original hours on the ultra-reliable PCM 343 hp engine, this boat has been well maintained, freshwater used, and is ready for the water. $38K

Premium Upgrades:

Wakemakers Rear Ballast 1200lb. Professionally integrated piggyback system over the factory hard tanks.

Fresh Air Exhaust (FAE): A massive safety and comfort upgrade.

Full Wet Sounds Stereo with subwoofer

Rear row seats have some cracking along the back edges.

I have the other board rack and center ski pylon

Title in hand. Can provide test drive on Clarks Hill lake(Lincolnton, GA) for serious inquiries

PVC roofing

Safflower — Sat, 19 Sep 2026 07:19:11 GMT

What factors should homeowners in Santa Barbara, CA consider when choosing a PVC roofing system? I’m interested in durability, resistance to weather and UV exposure, installation quality, maintenance requirements, expected lifespan, and overall cost. How does PVC compare with other roofing materials for residential properties in the local climate?

'95 Sport Nautique Windshield Support

JFSportNautique — Fri, 18 Sep 2026 17:36:21 GMT

The son in law took the family boat out for the weekend and one of his bonehead friends used one of the windshield supports for a handle and broke it. He was in a hurry when he was packing up and stowing the boat. He was about halfway through the 6hr drive home when he realized that he did not measure the support before he left.

Apparently the original manufacturer is out of business but he found a few on EBay. It is the driver side and he read somewhere that the part is 14 to 14-1/2 inches long on a ‘95 Sport Nautique. Can anyone out there confirm the length?

Bottom Paint

Bgreener83 — Thu, 17 Sep 2026 19:19:30 GMT

I have a wet slip on Lake Erie in Cleveland Ohio. I'd like to avoid a $25k+ lift and wondering if anyone has bottom painted their inboard boat. What are the affects of the surf system and Stern thruster?

Dash pod repair

CyrusJones — Thu, 17 Sep 2026 00:57:16 GMT

I’m tackling my dash pod this week. It’s pretty rough. I started by repairing as much of the broken pieces with a “hot staple” plastic welder today. The. I peeled off the vinyl and I’m still working on getting all the adhesive off. Epoxy putty will be used to repair the underlying ABS as of now.

I’m planning on covering the dash with the new Alcantara sueded microfiber that is making it into all the high end cars and I’m looking for any tips on the repair work and particularly any experience with the Alcantara.

Nautique Crowns 2026 Champions

NautiqueJeff — Wed, 16 Sep 2026 01:48:55 GMT

Official Nautique Press Release:
ORLANDO, FL (September 15, 2026) - Nautique Boats hosted the Nautique Wakesurf Masters Championships and Nautique Wakeboard World Championships this past weekend at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Georgia, where 284 professional and amateur athletes representing 23 countries competed for individual world championship honors and the 2026 Nautique Wake Series and Nautique Wakesurf Series titles.

With a rich history in towed watersports, Robin Lake provided the perfect setting for the culmination of the 2026 season and an opportunity for the world’s top wakeboard and wakesurf athletes to come together for one of the sport’s most anticipated weekends. Securing points throughout the season to win a Nautique Series title is one of the most prestigious accomplishments in competitive wakeboarding and wakesurfing, making the weekend a defining moment for athletes across both disciplines.

In Pro Men Surf, Team Nautique athlete Joey Harris delivered his signature explosive style behind the Super Air Nautique G23 Paragon, earning the World Championship victory with teammate Noah Flegel finishing second. Harris’ performance also secured him the 2026 Nautique Wakesurf Series title in Pro Men Surf, with Flegel finishing second overall.

“I had such an awesome time here at the Masters Wakesurf Championships,” said Team Nautique athlete Joey Harris. “Everyone was ripping out here, and I’m grateful to have gotten the win in the Pro Men Surf division. Also, I’m super stoked to take the W in Pro Men Surf for the 2026 Nautique Wakesurf Series! Huge thank you to Nautique Boats and the WWA for putting this event together! What a sick way to end the year and looking forward to the next.”

In Pro Women Surf and Pro Women Skim, Team Nautique athlete Bailey Dunn finished third in both divisions, earning enough points to be crowned the 2026 Nautique Wakesurf Series Champion in both divisions. The achievement marks Dunn’s third Nautique Wakesurf Series title in the Pro Women Skim division. Team Nautique teammate Jodi Grassman finished second overall in both divisions.

“It’s been an amazing year traveling to all the different Nautique events and meeting so many wonderful people along the way,” said Team Nautique athlete Bailey Dunn. “I’m always so impressed by the level of riding that happens behind the G23 Paragon. At the end of every day, I’m humbled by the talent, the people, and the experiences this sport continues to bring into my life. As this year comes to a close, I just want to say thank you to everyone involved, and, most importantly, to my family for continuing to support me.”

Flegel continued his dominant season in the Pro Men Foil divisions, taking the win in both Pro Men Foil and Pro Men Foil – Strapped. With these wins, Flegel remains undefeated since the inception of the Pro Men Foil divisions. During Pro Men Foil, Flegel also landed the first-ever strapless backflip in competition, marking another significant progression in the sport.

In Pro Women Wakeboard, Team Nautique athlete Zahra Kell earned third place behind the Super Air Nautique G23, accumulating enough points throughout the season to secure the 2026 Nautique Wake Series title in Pro Women Wakeboard despite a mid-season injury. The victory marks Kell’s fourth consecutive Nautique Wake Series title.

“Winning the Nautique Wake Series for the fourth year in a row is an absolute dream come true,” said Team Nautique athlete Zahra Kell. “Keeping your body at 100% all season without injury is not easy and I’m so stoked to make this happen! Thank you so much to Nautique and the WWA for amazing wakes and events!”

In the Pro Men Wakeboard division, Team Nautique athlete Cory Teunissen finished second overall in the 2026 Nautique Wake Series.

“As another remarkable season concludes, we are honored to celebrate the athletes shaping the future of wakeboarding and wakesurfing,” said Nautique President, Greg Meloon. “The level of competition continues to increase and the Super Air Nautique G23 and G23 Paragon provide the wakes and waves that allow athletes to push their riding further. Congratulations to all of this year’s champions and competitors.”

Click the link below to view the final Nautique Wakeboard and Wakesurf Series standings.

2026 NAUTIQUE WAKE AND WAKESURF SERIES STANDINGS

About Nautique Boat Company: Since 1925, Nautique has set the standard in the marine industry through a relentless pursuit of what’s possible on the water. As a subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique’s passion for performance and innovation continue to shape on-water experiences around the world. Renowned for building the best water ski, wakeboard, and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique pushes the industry forward through award-winning technology, unmatched craftsmanship, and meticulous attention to detail. Every boat reflects a commitment to excellence that defines Nautique as the industry leader. Beyond the water, Nautique Cares unites employees and athletes in giving back - extending support to communities and individuals in need across the globe. The world’s best ski boat. The world’s best wake boat. A company that truly cares. Learn more at Nautique.com

About Correct Craft: Celebrating over 100 years of excellence in the marine industry, Correct Craft is a Florida-based company with global operations. Focused on “Making Life Better,” the Correct Craft family includes Nautique, Centurion, Supreme, Bass Cat, Yar-Craft, SeaArk, Parker, and Ingenity boat companies, Pleasurecraft Engine Group, Indmar Marine Engines, Velvet Drive Transmissions, Mach Connections, Merritt Precision, Osmosis, Watershed Innovation, and Aktion Parks. For more information, please visit www.correctcraft.com

Gearhart Becomes President of Roswell

NautiqueJeff — Wed, 16 Sep 2026 01:46:05 GMT

Official Roswell Press Release:
Rockledge, FL (September 10, 2026) - Roswell Marine announces that Brad Gearhart has been appointed to the newly established role of President, bringing over 25 years of industry experience and passion to the company's Executive Leadership team. Gearhart previously served as Director of Marketing & Business Development, where he was instrumental in the organization's strategic positioning and global initiatives across multiple segments of the marine industry and beyond.

A lifetime on the water and professional experience spanning boat manufacturing, marketing, dealership operations, business development, and executive leadership give Gearhart results-driven, ground-up perspective. Joining the Roswell team in 2018, he brought extensive industry knowledge, relationships, and hands-on expertise that met the company’s rapid progression with action. His latest contributions earned him a WSIA 2026 Leadership Award, further solidifying his impact within marine culture. Recognized as one of the most innovative and respected manufacturers of marine audio, towers, racks, and accessories, Roswell’s premium positioning, fast pace, and unique culture have proven to be a perfect fit for Gearhart’s professional growth.

“Brad earned this opportunity through hands-on leadership, a willingness to take on challenges, and a relentless drive to move Roswell forward. He shares not only my vision, but also my core values when it comes to pushing innovation and servicing our partners beyond expectations,” said Robert Oswell, Founder & CEO of Roswell Marine. “Brad brings a lot of experience and perspective to our Executive Team, and I’m excited to see what he brings to Roswell and the industry as he continues his journey in this next exciting chapter.”

Roswell has developed an esteemed collective of professionals who go beyond the workplace and fully embrace the marine lifestyle. Each individual shares the same passion for driving the industry forward through the innovative performance of our product line and the elevated experiences we provide to each customer. Brad Gearhart’s advancement is a testament to Roswell’s commitment to discovering great talent, nurturing their development, and supporting personal and professional growth from within.

About Roswell Marine: For over 25 years, Roswell Marine has remained at the forefront of innovation; designing, engineering and manufacturing products for the world's top boat builders. A vision focused on improving every experience on the water gives Roswell Marine an edge in delivering premium marine audio, towers, racks, and accessories that revolutionize the industry with award-winning results.

Skylon Fat Pole replacement parts

bigredfig — Mon, 14 Sep 2026 14:07:35 GMT

Does anyone know if they sell replacement part for the Skylon Fat pole? I'm in need of a new bow strap and ratchet strap
Thanks,
Will

Outfitting for saltwater in Jax Fl

boatingjax90 — Sun, 13 Sep 2026 20:46:25 GMT

Hey All
I am hoping to get a few tips for salt and corrosion mitigation. I am getting a 2018 G25 coastal edition and I am in Jax fl brackish water. Do you all have tips for preventing the inevitable corrosion to make sure it lasts longer.
I flush my current inboard religiously, wipe it all and corrosion inhibitor.
All ears on coastal owners. Thanks!

Repairing a 2002 Starboard Keypad 6293

swinters — Sun, 13 Sep 2026 15:48:15 GMT

I’m trying to figure out if anyone has successfully repaired or rebuilt the starboard keypad (part #6293) used on the early Nautiques. Mine is on a 2002 Super Air Nautique 210.

My keypad still works, but it’s very intermittent. Sometimes I have to push a button over and over before one of the lights finally comes on, and then everything starts working. Other times it won’t respond at all. Occasionally pushing a button will cause the whole system to shut down and I have to restart it.

Since mine still works intermittently, I really don’t want to take it apart or send it away and risk losing the only one I have.

What I’d like to do is find a second 6293 that is already broken, dead, intermittent, or otherwise not being used. I could then send that one to an electronics repair shop and let them open it up, diagnose it, and experiment with repairing it without risking my current keypad.

Has anyone here ever successfully opened up and repaired one of these? Does anyone know what typically fails inside them or know of an electronics shop that has repaired one?

And if anyone happens to have an old dead 6293 sitting around after replacing it, please let me know. It might be perfect for this experiment.

If we can figure out how to reliably repair these, it could potentially help a lot of us with 2000–2002 boats now that replacements are so difficult to find.

Thanks,
Seth

01 air nautique winterize first timer

Jmellor — Fri, 11 Sep 2026 15:27:34 GMT

Greetings fellow nautique owners. I’m a new owner and my family just had a great problem-less summer on our 01 with 140 hrs and am going to be winterizing my boat the first time. Wondering any tips and tricks as well as maybe a quick guide? Can someone link me to the best step by step? Are people putting fogging oil in? What’s the best way to do that with fuel injection? How long do you usually have to run to open that stat up prior? You all saved me when I first bought the boat it wouldn’t start so I appreciate all you guys! Thanks

Owner winterize/de-? 2020 ZZ6 G23

Sauce — Thu, 10 Sep 2026 21:08:07 GMT

Hey folks,

I got a 2020 G23 this year with a ZZ6 and am wondering about the maintenance schedule. My local Nautique dealer is 90-120 minutes away, so between the price charged for preparing the boat for winter & spring AND the drive back and forth I wonder if I should do one or the other myself.

Honestly, I'm tempted to winterize the boat. Looks like you add a hose to the water intake, run garden hose water through it, as you bring it up to temp, open up some drain plugs (engine + transmission), fill it with antifreeze, and top off the gas + put stabilizer in it. Yes, a few steps in there, but basically basically replacing the water with antifreeze, opening up plugs and treating the fuel.

I imagine de-winterizing is probably the same but more, I'm sure there's checking fluids, impellers, etc.

My gut tells me to try winterizing it myself and bring it into the dealer in the spring to get it ready -- that way they can give it a once over to make sure everything looks good and is water ready. It has the added benefit of dealing with the "false alarm" case where I decide to put it back in the water in late fall / early winter, I can just repeat the winterizing a second time instead of having to drag it all the way back to the dealer.

Truth be told, aside from the fuel stabilizer, it doesn't often get below freezing where I am so it feels like the rest of the stuff is more out of an abundance of caution.

Does this seem like a decent gut reaction?

I've already replaced the bilge pumps and the throttle body on this thing, so I'm not exactly afraid to look under the hood.

Sauce

196 Pylon

Spud — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 12:35:50 GMT

Searching for a ski pylon for a 196. Show me what you got?

Transmission Repair for G23 Paragon

thurman66 — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 01:14:40 GMT

Hello,

I purchased my 2021 G23 Paragon last year and it has been the boat of my dreams, about 500 hours on the boat. But last time we were out it went into neutral and wouldn't shift into forward or reverse. Had the local Nautique dealer look at it and said I need a new transmission.

I went through it and the electronic shift solenoids are working, fluid looks great, no metal in the transmission fluid. So not sure if it broke the pump or input shaft or something else. At this point I am getting ready to pull the transmission and v-drive but not really excited to pay full price to Nautique and PCM for a transmission so wanted to check if any of you have any recommendations of where to send it to get it rebuilt?

I contacted Velvet Drive to see if they have a factory rebuild service for my 72LX-V transmission but havent heard back. I have been trying to search online but am not sure who the trusted transmission shops are here in the USA. Would love any feedback or recommendations.

Thanks!!!