New for 2015

[ifinallygota21v]

Does anyone know what's going to be new in 2015? Colors, equipment, etc

[NautiqueJeff]

Metal flake pink, metal flake orange, different blue.

Seat heaters for passenger side

There's more.

[JamesHawk101]

-3 new colors (Orange Metal Flake, Pink Metal Flake, Indigo Blue Metal Flake)
-New electric shift for throttle, no cable. Its like "drive by wire" similar to cars.
-New 5000 lumen underwater lights
-New Anthracite finish on windshield, tower accessories, and board racks
-New optional Ballast filter system
-Camera tow point for GoPro; existing camera system no longer an option
-Design package has more color options
-Rope holder in transom storage lockers
-Level III stereo options with additional amp (4 all together) and 5 zone control; speaker upgrades
-2 part floorboard at rear of boat like on G21
-Transom vents chromax color like G21
-Tower bimini now has shock assist
-New bigger mirror
-Tower speakers are Rosewells new Nighthawk series
-Coastal edition has new drains for rear of boat.
-You can customize the color of the design package, like on my boat its gray.

[lucky7t]

I'm assuming most of the above applies to G boats

[JamesHawk101]

I'm assuming most of the above applies to G boats

Yeh most of it does.

[ers906]

JamesHawk,
Did you hear about the new options when you ordered your new G, or are they online (pictures, etc) somewhere?

[Kmayotte]

Orange Flake, saaaweeeet.

[ifinallygota21v]

Is electronic shift by wire going to be on 210?

[JamesHawk101]

Is electronic shift by wire going to be on 210?

Yes

[jesutton3]

What is the ballast fill option?

[bsb4fsu]

What is the ballast fill option?

Ballast FILTER, not filler.

[Brichter14]

Nothing but the purest water will enter the bags of a G.

[JamesHawk101]

It's for those clams or whatever that are infecting the lakes.

[jonsquatch]

Zebra and quagga mussels... I wonder if that is good enough to get you through the inspection at Powell without the hot water rinse on the ballast tanks. with the hard tanks pulled and the bags dry as a bone they still want to flush the lines. Seems like the lines would still be a question mark, anyone know how close to the intake the filter would be and if they would run just a single intake in these cases or multiple filters?

[Andrew@OrlandoNautiques]

Zebra and quagga mussels... I wonder if that is good enough to get you through the inspection at Powell without the hot water rinse on the ballast tanks. with the hard tanks pulled and the bags dry as a bone they still want to flush the lines. Seems like the lines would still be a question mark, anyone know how close to the intake the filter would be and if they would run just a single intake in these cases or multiple filters?

They are the Mussel Mast'r filters and there will be one filter per pump. Each filter will be placed about a foot from the thru-hull intake.
In certain areas of the country, these filters are recognized by local government/DNR and as long *** the filter seals are not broken, you will not have to decontaminate your ballast.
Of course you will still have to spray off the hull, trailer, and possibly the bilge area, but not having to decontaminate ballast bags will save you 30-60min at the ramp.

I will be adding the filters to my 2014 G21 with video/pics for those who want to retrofit.

Check out wake-worx.com for more info on the filters.