300/440/550 1988 & 1990 Havasu pic's

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No Square..No Round..FX-1
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South Jersey Shore
Ok...Once again more cool stuff from the archives. I dug up some old pic's from the 88 & 90 Havasu World Finals. Missed 89 due to a broken leg. Perhaps you guy's will like them. Some of you newer riders getting into this sport now, were not even born yet! Yep, that was a long time ago!
Sorry,no cropping,fancy editing,or color adjustments here...just the way they came out. Dig the neon! You 'new school' dudes might get some ideas??
Ha Ha!.....enjoy.

There are quite a few,and I will be adding them a little at a time. :cheer:



(edit by superjett) after the gallery changes/etc, that old system doesn't work but you can still view the pics here: http://www.x-h2o.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10110/
 
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Boris

Boris

The Good Old Days
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The surf-less coast
I love pic 2

So where are all the superjets ? You sure that was 1990 ?


Funny how people are laughing at the neon all the while planing their next glitter paint job :cheer:



I don't care what anyone says, Miami Vice was cool. :biggthumpup:
 
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justride

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awesome, that's when the ijsba had there siht together,

p.s. the bombshell is hot!!!!!
 
SuperJETT

SuperJETT

So long and thanks for all the fish
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Boris said:
I love pic 2

So where are all the superjets ? You sure that was 1990 ?


Funny how people are laughing at the neon all the while planing their next glitter paint job :cheer:



I don't care what anyone says, Miami Vice was cool. :biggthumpup:
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The SJ wasn't accepted at first, back then it was the International Jet Ski Boating Association, funded by Kawasaki, so you could only race Kawi's. The Hot Water Tour was the first tour to allow mutiple brands, and around 92/93 the IJSBA changed their name and became multibrand.

It was weird because on the Hot Water tour, they had 650 SJ's vs 650SX's.
 
Big Kahuna

Big Kahuna

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SuperJETT said:
The SJ wasn't accepted at first, back then it was the International Jet Ski Boating Association, funded by Kawasaki, so you could only race Kawi's. The Hot Water Tour was the first tour to allow mutiple brands, and around 92/93 the IJSBA changed their name and became multibrand.

It was weird because on the Hot Water tour, they had 650 SJ's vs 650SX's.
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didnt YAMAHA promote the Hot Water Tour also........ remember seeing Sheldon racing a 750 on the Nat Tour, then running a SJ at the hotwater tour.
 
SuperJETT

SuperJETT

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Big Kahuna said:
didnt YAMAHA promote the Hot Water Tour also........ remember seeing Sheldon racing a 750 on the Nat Tour, then running a SJ at the hotwater tour.
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Chris Lauber was the promoter, he was/is innovative and saw a way to get more racers involved.
 
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