All Will Be Revealed 03.31.12

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  • aarond0083
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    Originally posted by AllianceBJJ View Post
    Per Nautique rep at Buxton's unveiling party, the 230 is not going anywhere and will continue to be produced for the foreseeable future...
    I'd say sales will determine how long the 230 stays around. A 2012 230 MSRPs for almost 94K for the Standard Edition and 99K for the Team Edition. The G23 only comes in the Team Edition and is 107K. I know that if I was buying a 23' Nautique there is no way I'd consider the 230 over the G3 because the price difference isn't very much in the scheme of things.

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  • vision
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    Originally posted by lion90 View Post
    While riding, can you report on speed and line length? One of the huge claims of this boat is a nice clean wake at various speeds. One thing that would be important to me is to have a wake that is clean at slower speeds as well as the higher speeds. Since I have a couple boys that I will be getting into the sport, it is always nice to start slower and still have a clean wake. Something Malibu's are pretty darn good at....

    Thanks again for all the information you have been providing back to the community.
    Ditto. How wide is this wake and how lippy and clean is it at 22mph? A great shape and sized wake can be had in many boats with tons of weight and 26mph. But a good wake at 22 is much harder to achieve. Thanks Jeff for your hard work. Convince White Lake to get one so we can demo here in NC!

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  • shag
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    The 230 is such a great boat in itself, and the looks are phenomenal! The 'G' boat is really nice, and will elevate top riders to new heights, but don't let it steel too much of the 230's limelight...... For 70% of us, the 230's wake is over the top as it is.... imo

    Have a great day!

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  • AllianceBJJ
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    Per Nautique rep at Buxton's unveiling party, the 230 is not going anywhere and will continue to be produced for the foreseeable future...

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  • Kmayotte
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    Originally posted by TxJole View Post
    I'm really excited to see what N3 will do with thier first G23.
    Good call.

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  • TxJole
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    I'm really excited to see what N3 will do with thier first G23.

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  • lion90
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    Originally posted by NautiqueJeff View Post
    Will do!
    While riding, can you report on speed and line length? One of the huge claims of this boat is a nice clean wake at various speeds. One thing that would be important to me is to have a wake that is clean at slower speeds as well as the higher speeds. Since I have a couple boys that I will be getting into the sport, it is always nice to start slower and still have a clean wake. Something Malibu's are pretty darn good at....

    Thanks again for all the information you have been providing back to the community.

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  • TxJole
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    Go to videos on the nautique site

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  • HS
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    Originally posted by TxJole View Post
    just watched the whole webcast.... what a boat, I want one now.
    How can I see the reveal webcast?

    I have been watching the website video and I am very impressed. Jeff, your photos are great and should be condensed into a montage.

    Congratulations to the entire Nautique team on the creation of this great boat.

    The G23 presents feature after feature of improvements and advancements. The whole Nautique wake line is sure to benefit from what has been achieved with this model, and I am proud to be a member of the Nautique family.

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  • TxJole
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    just watched the whole webcast.... what a boat, I want one now.

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  • modog
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    Am I reading this correct...the G23 drafts less than the 230 and 210?

    230 draft: 29"
    210 draft: 28"
    G23 draft: 25"

    That is great news for people in shallow lakes with sandbars or shallow channels!

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  • NautiqueJeff
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    Will do!

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  • aoblak
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    Well I'm working on the pricing with my dealer to figure out if I will be his first order for on, The boat looks great and I like alot of what I have seen. Jeff let me know what you think of it once you get to get in the boat on the water.

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  • RideButter
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    I like it. I would love to get a set behind one soon.

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  • obd666
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    that engine compartment is cavernous, and that 550 is straight bad@ss

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