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  1. 23-11-2006 09:26 PM #1
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    Thumbs up New Honda PWC Has Landed

    Hi every one , Eddie from The Honda Shop has posted this on another tread about the Release of the New Honda PWC Range , see below :



    The first shipment of Honda AquaTrax is due this December 2006. Still waiting for shipping date confirmation. First shipment is made up of Turbo charged models only and only in limited numbers. Both 2 and 3 seater's are going to be stocked. The Honda Shop will be the only place you will be able to buy an AquaTrax. pricing and colours are already on our website www.hondashop.com.au We are taking orders now.
    Eddie Peters

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  2. 24-11-2006 01:55 PM #2
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    Great News they are almost here. Heard on grape vine they start around $26k to $29k. Is that true?
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  3. 24-11-2006 07:57 PM #3
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    No Big Rumor , but you better ring Eddie at The Honda Shop ....Iam not 100% sure

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  4. 28-11-2006 10:07 AM #4
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    I have looked over these skis here in Queensland and they look great. Early next year i hear they are coming out with a nice big turbo version that may be a great race ski.Alot more power than the range they have now.
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    Hi Slippery PWC,

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  6. 20-01-2007 06:26 PM #6
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    Hello all,

    I have riden both naturally asperated and turbo charge 3 seated versions at the water sports centre in Vic last weekend. I was rather impresed with the non turbo ski. The turbo was very slow out of the hole and had lots of turbo lag. The non turbo was better out of the hole. The turbo also seemed to cavate when turning tight corners as the non turbo bit in. As this was the first non Seadoo ski I had riden I think for the money $20,000 for Non Turbo and $24,000 for the Turbo it was a bit excessive. Non of the ski's had adjustable trim either. I will be waiting to take a 2 seater Turbo out which has adjustable trim
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  7. 21-01-2007 09:09 AM #7
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    Hi Levrxdi,

    As we would expect HONDA to produce something good time will tell.....

    The PWC industry is about to explode and im sure we will see some good competition on the market in the next few years to come...
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  8. 23-01-2007 01:00 PM #8
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    Hmmmm same cavate problems with the WA test rides on the Honda 2 seater.
    Wow they want $23,000 for the 2 seat turbo here in WA.

    We put our best effort in finding some thing good about it and the best riders of the group had a play.
    I was hoping for a bit better results from Honda.

    I guess it may all be about reliability and Honda's r know for that.


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