PowerSports Business Debunks Horsepower Myth

When it comes to personal watercraft and outboards, horsepower claims are often controversial. However, a lot of evidence has come out recently that proves you can't trust what you see on a spec list or on the hull. There are allowances that few people know about. But, the real questions are, who's taking advantage of those allowances and do horsepower numbers really make a difference in performance?

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AMPHIBIOUS CAR COMING IN 2009
German company Gibbs plans to bring two new amphibious vehicles to the U.S. in 2009. A sports car that can reach 30 mph (knots?) in the water called Aquada, and an ATV that doubles as a personal watercraft called the Quadski. Gibbs has been testing the Miata-esque looking Aquada in Michigan where the company hopes to base its North American operations. No dealer network or prices were given, but selling these two at motorcycle, ATV and boat dealers makes the most sense - it will be interesting to see how these water rides fare...

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Personal Watercraft Illustrated First to Review New 2009 Sea-Doo RXT iS 255

Personal Watercraft Illustrated (PWI) is the first to review the new 2009 RXT iS 255 that offers some very interesting features, including an exclusive braking system and suspension system. 

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