Ready to take you pwc skills to the next level! Kev runs us through what you should look at to improve you ride once you've gained a bit more experience on the water.
my advice to people who are doing it for the first time hold on good go up to 34mph lose trottle make a sharp left/right en give trottle again and let the person behind you fall off and it impresses the girls
I drove a Jetski yesterday for my first time and holy fck! It was so fun. I was scared of falling off at first but eventually i got the hang of it. I didn’t do any crazy tricks and I didn’t think of standing up
I don't put my foot / feet forward as shown. (Unless planning no maneuvers and just stretching). I do occasionally put my (inside) knee all the way down when cornering hard.That foot forward thing doesn't seem like it would feel balanced. Be one with the machine. (Describing 3 seater with 1 person on it).
I've always ridden bicycles and motorcycles keeping my head perpendicular to the bike, not the horizon.... until I had to go take driving lessons for a permit where they untaught me. I've never felt I'm riding with as much confidence and as good as before. If you look at motorcycle racing, e.g. MotoGP, the lean angles are also making it harder to do so and you see more and more of the fast riders who don't mind seeing things at an angle... Of course, that's a sport on wheels vs a sport on water, but you really can't deny the similarities.
Maybe it's just because my sea-doo is a bit older, but whenever I lean into turns, even on smoother waters, the jet loses contact with the water and I lose power until it rocks back level
Na bruh the other day i was rippen my jet ski it real light and you could throw yourself off of it if you tried but i was going like 40 ish and hitting 180s and everything some big-ole 4 engine boat came by and it threw up one hell of a wake i got so much air from it but anyways there was ine turn i made and pretty my the whole front went under water i was soaked but it was fun
Mind Storming because Waverunner and Jetski are name brands (Yamaha and Kawasaki). Although they are used generically a lot of the time, like Kleenex or Jell-o.
