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Anyone own a Shuttlecraft Sport Deck

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TechiMan

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Hey All I have a Shuttlecraft Sport Deck on my Wish List, I am hopeing to find a used one but I wanted to get some insite from a current owner on how well it works etc etc. So If you have had any experience with one I would love to hear from you.


Thanks in Advance.!
 
Shuttle craft......

There really hasn't been any post on this subject. I ran into the shuttlecraft while doing research on anohter topic. The shuttlecraft isn't built by Seadoo, but a company who's has the design to use this as a way to make your PWC a boat, by mating the boat with the power plant of the jet ski.

For those who'd like to read further on this subject, visit http://www.shuttlecraft.com/
 
Shuttlecraft

Yes That is Correct they are not Made by BRP but I want to use it with my SeaDoo so I asked, If I have done something wrong or posted in the wrong place I apologize, Please chalk it up to a newbie Mistake.
 
Hi,
I have a 1997 Jet Sport, it is a little smaller than the Sport Deck, it isn't too bad, but I use it mainly to get all my gear to a nearby beach or cove, beach it, then play on the ski. I get a lot of looks, and so far a very cool reaction, people seem to have heard of them, but never really seen them in person before. It is a great idea, but in real life, I think a regular boat does a much better job at being a boat, at best it is a compromise. But a least the Seadoo is all Seadoo when separated. I have a 2006 RXP. I was able to do about 30 on fairly choppy water, I imagine it would do a little faster on smooth water.
Henry
 
......good question!

No TechiMan, it's hard to do something wrong here.... I was just pointing out that I haven't heard of many members who have one. I wanted you and others to be aware they had a website with pix, so if you or anyone else wanted to check one out....

I see we have a member that has this type hook up. Like he said, I see the advantages when you want to go up river or out to an island for the weekend. Being able to bring your gear and friends/family in one haul, then un-couple the hull and go play is a way to have the best of both worlds.:cheers:
 
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