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from the outside, it looks like a 23 footer, pickled nose. looking forward to see what's new inside.
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For years Nautique has been working with its elite team of athletes on a project that will change the possibilities of what you can do behind a wake boat. We started from the ground up and created a wake that gives every rider the opportunity to do things they only dreamed possible. Join us this Saturday, March 31st at 7:00pm as we unveil the boat that will change everything!
The live webcast will begin at 7:00pm EDT via www.nautique.com/webcast.
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I think mb uses or used two speed transmissions with their PCM engines.
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Not yet. I'll see it Saturday, and am hoping to ride behind it on Monday though.Originally posted by wake_fun View PostHey Jeff,
Did you get to see it and ride behind it?
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how can one legitimitely determine what the wake is like from pics. in all the wb mags over the years, all the wakes have looked dang near identical to me. the only way to me, to get a good judge on it, is to ride it. you cant tell ish from pics
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Originally posted by gride View PostThey should have just left one at a bar like apple employees.
Ha! Park it at the dock on a busy Saturday with the keys in it.
I agree on the potential for over-hyping. At this point, as long as my 85 year old aunt can pull 1080's behind it and it runs on love instead of gas, I will be satisfied.
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Agree...we need two speed or variable transmissions.Originally posted by Kenv View Post****....I'd be happy if they put a boat out that has the low end torque to pull like my 226 or any other Nautique...but give us about 10 + more mph on the top end for a little more of a thrill.
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the wake in all the vids is UNREAL...I could care less what else they are talking or writing about. That wake alone will set it apart from everyone else in the wake game.
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You might be right, but I can speak from first hand experience in a similar application. You can be intimately involved in developing something, but it doesn't all come together and hit you until you get into the final product. Sometimes you get lost in the details. Especially if you're a consultant and not a designer. For a company to come to you and ask for input, you can get blown-away when they actually listen and give it to you.Originally posted by jimmyj View Post2. maybe im reading to much into this or not remembering correctly. he said in earlier post that jeff quoted that the team had EVERYTHING to do with the construction, outside and in. then in this, he says the team was sitting in the boat and started to notice things that set it apart. well, werent they involved in every aspect. that comment alone just makes me feel like the is a bunch of talk from a pro repping the company that pays him.
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****....I'd be happy if they put a boat out that has the low end torque to pull like my 226 or any other Nautique...but give us about 10 + more mph on the top end for a little more of a thrill. Like others....I can't wait to see it but I hope I'm saying "Wow....that is cool" not " That's it???"
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