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2012 2013 Yamaha FX HO Cruiser 1.8 Jetski Waverunner
Estimated price for orientation: 7 500 $
Category: Water Scooters
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been previously used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition
For sale is my lovely original 2012 FX CRUISER. First Registered August 2013 by Gliddon Marine.Full and documented service history with all documents and handbook present.Just had full dealer service.Brand New SBS roller trailer last month.Full Genuine cover included.A old Mature rider who has used this for the best snorkelling sites around the South Cost, not to hair around the shoreline. 192 hours and has been maintained regardless of cost or time. better to use them frequently and carefully, than have them sit around.Reason for selling? I'm buying a new one as I do every three years.Based in Portishead Bristol. BS20It Has.....Cruise Assist allows the driver to lock in any speed with the push of a button, then allows that driver to simply squeeze the throttle fully to eliminate finger fatigue over long distances, or annoying surges when towing. Release the throttle to deactivate, bump up/down arrows to make minor adjustments.
No-wake mode operates in somewhat similar fashion, holding the boat at about 5 mph, but requires no throttle pressure whatsoever. Steering tilts to one of five positions. A manual trim is incorporated into a pivoting section on the left handle grip. It’s convenient, and doesn’t require you to take your eyes off the water.
Stowage? It measures up at 33.2 gallons, divided between the front storage tub, glovebox, and screw-top canister built into the console. Yamaha’s keyfob-style remote turns the power on, or locks the craft for security. It can also activate a low-speed mode for learners or to save fuel.
Clever boot space that can be used to stow wet towlines or the like. The fact that the door is actually notched to allow a towrope to stay attached shows nice attention to detail.
New “mechanical” neutral feature. The simple addition of a detent in the throw of the reverse lever, it stops the reverse bucket in just the right position to limit most forward or reverse movement, allowing you to start the craft without the typical forward surge.
Featuring the industry’s largest-displacement engine, it likely produces around 185 hp and delivers on the water. Top speed peaks in the neighbourhood of 63-64 mph, and 0-30 times are just a notch over two seconds for those inclined.
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been previously used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition |
For sale is my lovely original 2012 FX CRUISER.
No-wake mode operates in somewhat similar fashion, holding the boat at about 5 mph, but requires no throttle pressure whatsoever. Steering tilts to one of five positions. A manual trim is incorporated into a pivoting section on the left handle grip. It’s convenient, and doesn’t require you to take your eyes off the water.
Stowage? It measures up at 33.2 gallons, divided between the front storage tub, glovebox, and screw-top canister built into the console. Yamaha’s keyfob-style remote turns the power on, or locks the craft for security. It can also activate a low-speed mode for learners or to save fuel.
Clever boot space that can be used to stow wet towlines or the like. The fact that the door is actually notched to allow a towrope to stay attached shows nice attention to detail.
New “mechanical” neutral feature. The simple addition of a detent in the throw of the reverse lever, it stops the reverse bucket in just the right position to limit most forward or reverse movement, allowing you to start the craft without the typical forward surge.
Featuring the industry’s largest-displacement engine, it likely produces around 185 hp and delivers on the water. Top speed peaks in the neighbourhood of 63-64 mph, and 0-30 times are just a notch over two seconds for those inclined.
First Registered August 2013 by Gliddon Marine.Full and documented service history with all documents and handbook present.Just had full dealer service.Brand New SBS roller trailer last month.Full Genuine cover included.A old Mature rider who has used this for the best snorkelling sites around the South Cost, not to hair around the shoreline. 192 hours and has been maintained regardless of cost or time. better to use them frequently and carefully, than have them sit around.Reason for selling? I'm buying a new one as I do every three years.
Based in Portishead Bristol. BS20It Has.....Cruise Assist allows the driver to lock in any speed with the push of a button, then allows that driver to simply squeeze the throttle fully to eliminate finger fatigue over long distances, or annoying surges when towing. Release the throttle to deactivate, bump up/down arrows to make minor adjustments.No-wake mode operates in somewhat similar fashion, holding the boat at about 5 mph, but requires no throttle pressure whatsoever. Steering tilts to one of five positions. A manual trim is incorporated into a pivoting section on the left handle grip. It’s convenient, and doesn’t require you to take your eyes off the water.
Stowage? It measures up at 33.2 gallons, divided between the front storage tub, glovebox, and screw-top canister built into the console. Yamaha’s keyfob-style remote turns the power on, or locks the craft for security. It can also activate a low-speed mode for learners or to save fuel.
Clever boot space that can be used to stow wet towlines or the like. The fact that the door is actually notched to allow a towrope to stay attached shows nice attention to detail.
New “mechanical” neutral feature. The simple addition of a detent in the throw of the reverse lever, it stops the reverse bucket in just the right position to limit most forward or reverse movement, allowing you to start the craft without the typical forward surge.
Featuring the industry’s largest-displacement engine, it likely produces around 185 hp and delivers on the water. Top speed peaks in the neighbourhood of 63-64 mph, and 0-30 times are just a notch over two seconds for those inclined.