Video: Tiny Two-Strokes Power These Jetsurf Boards Around The Closed Course

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Hey! What better way to kick off the New Year than something from our “Now For Something Completely Different” department? We reported on quite a few different forms of personal watercraft that are either being designed and tested, or have already hit the water but we haven’t seen much on these Jetsurf boards.

Powered by a tiny 86cc (or 100cc depending on the model) two-stroke engine, specially developed for Jetsurf, it tops out at 53 km/h (type Ultra Sport); 57 km/h (type Pro Race).

We know what you’re thinking, “How is Jetsurfing not exactly surfing? Easy. There’s no need for a wave, wind or even a current.

Using an electronic controller, the Jetsurf is piloted with an automatic electronic control unit with auto start/stop function. Available in either Pro Race, Ultra Sport or Factory, Jetsurf boards have already impressed at major surf spots like Jaws in Hawaii, but now are taking to the closed course to prove that these machines can be raced like standup jet skis. Don’t believe it? Check out the video below:

Kevin Shaw
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Editor-in-Chief – [email protected] Kevin Shaw is the PWC industry's most recognized journalist. After a short hiatus after helming Personal Watercraft Illustrated, he launched The Watercraft Journal in 2013. Since then he and WCJ have bested and broken every upstart competitor, elevating this once passion project into the most impactful and influential voice in the PWC community both in written word and video.

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