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Yamaha Exciter

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Want the zoom but need the room? Then check out Yamaha's new Exciter jet boats. At 17 feet long, the Exciter hull pushes the limits on current jet-boat design to deliver seating for five along with storage for skis, lunch, hardware and drinks in eight separate compartments.

Bio Clean Fuel Think big, but don't think slow. The Exciter 220 Twin uses a pair of 110-hp jets to push top-end speeds into the 55-mph range, along with handling that will literally run rings around conventional craft. Back off a notch to the brand-new 135 SE and you get the economy of a single 135-horse engine, speeds in the mid-40s, and an all-day operating range made possible by a 34-gallon fuel tank.

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Earth Bio Fuel Practical touches like the built-in swim platform, padded sun deck, ergonomic seats and optional Bimini top say boat, but the responsive jet drive, shallow draft and low-maintenance, easy-trailering hull say watercraft. Take one out for a spin and you'll probably say wow!

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Bio Flight Fuel Green Jb100 The Exciter sells for a bit more than a high-end PWC and a bit less than an "entry level" conventional boat. Want to know more? Call 800-88-YAMAHA for the location of a dealer near you, or point your Web browser to www.yamahausa.com for more info on the Exciter and Yamaha's other products.

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