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Seems pretty cool...but havent seen the price yet
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What are your thoughts on the Sea-Doo Spark Trixx?
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Seems pretty cool...but havent seen the price yet
biffdotorg
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I was told it was roughly $800-$1000 more than the comparable model without the options installed. From what I can tell, it's a handlebar riser and foot rests in the back. But one other reviewer said the magic was the trim that adjusted a few more degrees allowing it to stand up better.
With a reflash on that engine, it should be a blast to ride. I was thinking of buying one of the base models, as they are used all over and spending the $500-$600 to reflash it to over 100hp. That is a very light machine for 100+hp. It would be a wave jumping freak ala the old Wave Blaster II!
With a reflash on that engine, it should be a blast to ride. I was thinking of buying one of the base models, as they are used all over and spending the $500-$600 to reflash it to over 100hp. That is a very light machine for 100+hp. It would be a wave jumping freak ala the old Wave Blaster II!
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Actually, I went through the build site on SeaDoo, and you can add the riser, foot blocks and extended range variable trim system to any of them if you don't care for the colors of the Trixx. It does come out a couple hundred higher.
I would think the trim, and a reflash of any model would be as fun as getting a Trixx loaded from the factory. Is it correct that the Spark comes either 60hp, or 90hp HO from the factory? The 100hp must only be available as a reflash.
I would think the trim, and a reflash of any model would be as fun as getting a Trixx loaded from the factory. Is it correct that the Spark comes either 60hp, or 90hp HO from the factory? The 100hp must only be available as a reflash.
