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Interesting Tri video

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Created by Donk107 > 9 months ago, 18 Jun 2015
cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
18 Jun 2015 1:46PM
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It has got me beat why they don't ease off as soon as it starts lifting.

hangtime
NSW, 397 posts
18 Jun 2015 3:33PM
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Happens too quick Cisco

hangtime
NSW, 397 posts
18 Jun 2015 3:37PM
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It takes about one nano second to lift one of my hulls and if the crew aint switched on and focused its all over..... Awesome fun though!!!


southace
SA, 4794 posts
18 Jun 2015 5:16PM
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Did you call it Green machine Hangtime? You need Amnon on the rail for ballast! Haha

cisco
QLD, 12361 posts
18 Jun 2015 10:26PM
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hangtime said..
Happens too quick Cisco


That one certainly did.

Franrick
289 posts
18 Jun 2015 8:34PM
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Remember when 30 knots was the magic speed to obtain.
I can remember back in the seventies/eighties when some expert claimed that 30 knots was the highest speed that would ever be attained by a sailing vessel.
Look where we are now. God knows where we will be in another 20 yrs.

slammin
QLD, 998 posts
19 Jun 2015 6:53AM
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hangtime said...
It takes about one nano second to lift one of my hulls and if the crew aint switched on and focused its all over..... Awesome fun though!!!





Umm is your fuel tank secured? Sweet ride

crustysailor
VIC, 871 posts
19 Jun 2015 2:31PM
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love the Kawasaki green outboard!

andy59
QLD, 1156 posts
19 Jun 2015 4:26PM
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Nice one Don

echunda
VIC, 764 posts
22 Jun 2015 11:31AM
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I hope they weren't too far away from land. It'll be a very exxy salvage.



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