Check out this wave from their FB page.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater
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Check out this wave from their FB page.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater
wow haha thats long
Yeah, but their dash is fugly...
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That's darn near as good as the wave behind Wolfy's Mojo.
that wave is very long and Brian Baker, the rider in the shot, is great. Some folks like the length of the Centurion wave some think it's too straight and prefer a wave that has a bit more "hook" in it and comes behind the rider.
Did the girls ride behind one of those at their competitions last year? How did they like it?
at the comps they rode behind an Enzo 244 at Nationals and World's and a G23 at 10K Lakes. The Centurion waves are very, very good but they do have this strange little secondary wave/bump that is down at the bottom and to the outside where they like to hit big bottom turns back into the wave. It can be a bit tricky to handle sometimes. The G23 wave wasn't good. Simple as that. The boat had just been released, but there were seasoned pros that were trying to get it weighted properly and it just didn't happen. The goofy side was much worse than the regular and many skim riders had a very difficult time due to it being quite short, steep and washy off the transom. Hopefully, the NSS system and a year of experience will clear this up as the G-series will be pulling Nationals and 10K Lakes this season.
That's crazy. With their upper hull design the rubrail naturally runs close to the water. That thing must look slammed from water level. I would like to be able to see into the boat. I’m guessing factory ballast plus a floor/seat full of sacks.
Thoughts?
Enzo's don't usually need sacs on the floor or seats as they have hard tank with sacs available from the factory (like the Supra SA).
It's hard to find a "in boat" picture during a comp but it seems on the rare occasion that you see inside a enzo loaded for a photo shoot it seems to have sacks on the floor and seat in addition to the stock tank/bags.
You guys see them though at the comps. No additional weight in the "passanger areas"?
Nope, nothing on the floor or on the seats. There are a driver, caller, scribe & 3 judges in the boat.
Got ya. They certainly throw an awsome wave.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfeman131
Muehlcj,
dont worry Chris, we'll get your new ride slammed like that, 1100, in the back, 650 ibs , hard tank full, throw my 1180 xlv basement bag along the passenger floor. Da mojo be ridin dirty with 3500lbs.......
Actually it wont LOL. The Mojo can handle TONS literally LOL. 1500 in the nose on ours and it was still over 2 feet above the water line and no matter how much weight in the cabin and the rub rail has always been at least 6inch above the water LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by jmvotto
Would be nice to ride behind that, although I think i would go bankrupt because I wouldn't ever get off the lake haha
Where's the rope? ha ha.........he's back there where most people wakeboard :)
I'm tempted to add the (2) 750's i have also. It will be the frist new mojo sold in NY and the first new mojo sunk in NY. LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmvotto