​When it comes to vintage jet ski racing, few PWCs are as iconic as the Vintage Kawasaki X2. And when you combine the X2 with a skilled rider, the result is an incredible display of speed, agility, and precision that truly showcases the best of vintage jet ski racing.

In this picture, we see a Vintage Kawasaki X2 jet ski racer in action, expertly navigating through the water with incredible speed and agility. The rider leans forward, gripping the handlebars tightly as they push the X2 to its limits, carving through the water with incredible precision.

The X2 itself is a true masterpiece of design and engineering, with a lightweight hull that allows for incredible maneuverability and speed. Its powerful engine propels it through the water with ease, and its sleek, aerodynamic design allows it to cut through waves with minimal resistance.

As the rider navigates through the water, we can see the X2's distinctive design and color scheme, which set it apart from other PWCs of its time. With its bold graphics and striking color scheme, the X2 was a true head-turner on the water, and it remains a beloved icon of the vintage jet ski racing world to this day.

Looking at this picture, it's clear that vintage jet ski racing is not just a sport, but an art form. It requires skill, precision, and an intimate knowledge of both the PWC and the water itself. And when all of these elements come together, the result is a truly breathtaking display of speed and agility that captures the imagination of water sports enthusiasts around the world.

In conclusion, the Vintage Kawasaki X2 jet ski racer is a true icon of the water sports world, and when paired with a skilled rider, it's a sight to behold. Its sleek design, powerful engine, and incredible maneuverability make it a true masterpiece of engineering, and its place in water sports history is well-deserved. So the next time you see a picture of a vintage jet ski racer in action, take a moment to appreciate the skill, precision, and artistry that goes into this incredible sport.

Bobby Boop
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As water sports continue to grow in popularity, it's important to remember the pioneers of the industry who helped shape it into what it is today. And one of those pioneers is the iconic Sea-Doo Racing XP – a vintage PWC that continues to hold a special place in the hearts of water sports enthusiasts around the world.

With its striking design and impressive performance capabilities, the Sea-Doo Racing XP was a true game-changer when it first hit the water in the early 1990s. It featured a lightweight hull, a powerful engine, and a sleek, aerodynamic design that made it perfect for racing and high-speed maneuvering.

But it wasn't just its performance that made the Sea-Doo Racing XP so special – it was its place in water sports history. This vintage PWC represents a time when the industry was still in its infancy, and pioneers were pushing the boundaries of what was possible on the water. The Sea-Doo Racing XP was at the forefront of this movement, and its influence can still be seen in modern water sports today.

One of the most impressive things about the Sea-Doo Racing XP is its ability to handle even the most challenging water conditions. Its lightweight hull and high-performance engine make it perfect for racing, but it's equally at home in rough surf or choppy waters. And with its sleek, aerodynamic design, it's also one of the most visually striking PWCs of all time.

Looking at a picture of a vintage Sea-Doo Racing XP is like taking a step back in time to a simpler era of water sports. It's a reminder of the pioneers who helped shape the industry and paved the way for the countless water sports enthusiasts who continue to enjoy the thrill of riding on the water today.
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In conclusion, the Sea-Doo Racing XP is more than just a vintage PWC – it's a symbol of the early days of water sports, a time when pioneers were pushing the boundaries of what was possible on the water. And while much has changed since the Sea-Doo Racing XP first hit the water, its influence can still be felt in modern water sports today. So the next time you see a picture of a vintage Sea-Doo Racing XP, take a moment to appreciate its place in water sports history – and the pioneers who helped make it possible.

Bobby Boop
​Impellers.com

Westcoast performance products where a huge hit in the 90's. Westcoast performance made flame arrestor high compression head, intake manifold ride plate and scoop grate are just a few of their popular product line. The where also a Factory Race Team that competed on the Pro Tour. Westcoast performance sponsored some of the top Jet Ski racers of the time.

Ocean Pro was established in 1978 and was one of the pioneers in the Jet Ski industry. Some Ocean Pro products were Ocean Pro Ride plate, Ocean Pro Vortex air filters, Ocean Pro performance head, manifold. These Ocean Pro products Fit Yamaha, Kawasaki Sea Doo Polaris.

Ocean Pro was one of our top product back in the day. A company we really miss.

​RIP

Blast from the past of April/March 2000 Jetsports magazine cover featuring Josh Lustic on cover.
Honoring the Worlds Best Amatures
2000 Wetsuit Guide
Victory at Lake Travis
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Blast from the past with this Watercraft World magazine cover of April 2000. This issue featured:
Cruising Florida's West Coast
Watercraft World "Watercraft of the Year" Sea Doo RX DI
Musclecraft Shootout 2000
Dream Demo Coverage

Flash back Jet Ski Vintage pic 1997 Long Course Champion Bobby Boop on his 1996 ZXI Jet Ski. (He had a Solas Impeller in it).

A pic from 2005 at Florida Space center of the Sea Doo 3D & RXP ready for blast off.

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