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Boatsales Staff1 Sept 2014
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GOLD COAST MARINE EXPO: Fastest jet ski to debut

The fastest production jet ski, a Kawasaki, will be unveiled at Expo

The most powerful jet ski on the planet will be officially unveiled to the Australian public at the 2014 Gold Coast International Marine Expo from October 17-19.

The adrenalin-pumping, limited edition 2015 Kawasaki Ultra 310R draws from decades of championship-winning racing experience and will be marketed as the 'ultimate sport personal watercraft'.

John Moyle from Gold Coast-based Jet Ski World said: "The fastest production jet ski ever built just got even faster.

"There's been a lot of anticipation with this model," he said. "Kawasaki has played its cards very close to its chest so very few details have been made public before its official launch at the Expo.

"What we can tell you is that it will be everything the jet ski lover wants and expects from a Kawasaki."

Kawasaki has revealed a few details to fuel the  excitement among enthusiasts.

The 310R will come equipped with a high-performance deep-V hull design, for straight-line tracking and precise cornering, as well as a motocross-style electro-polished stainless steel handlebar to enhances its sport-riding capabilities while also providing excellent all-day comfort.

"It will have an upgraded 1498cc, liquid-cooled four-cylinder engine, a new 12-position handlebar mount which can be adjusted for reach and height to allow operation while standing or sitting and to suit a wide range of riders and conditions, as well as a new Sportseat offering a special support bolster and a grippy KX-motocross-like seat cover for hard sport riding.

Event and Marketing Manager Emma Milne said the fact Kawasaki had chosen the 2014 Gold Coast International Marine Expo to launch its latest flagship model was confirmation of the event's significance to the marine leisure industry.

"Expo showcases all things aquatic – from super yachts to kayaks, fishing equipment to sail boats… and everything in between," she said.

For the first time, tickets for the Gold Coast International Marine Expo are available online so savvy patrons can avoid lining up at the gate. Simply visit www.gcmarineexpo.com.au to pre-purchase tickets for any of the three days.

"We will again be offering free on-site parking and the nominal entry fee of $8 per adult, $5 for seniors helps to secure the future of the event and raise much-needed funds for charity. Children under the age of 15 years will also be admitted free when accompanied by an adult,” said Ms Milne.

Now in its fourth year, the Gold Coast International Marine Expo has to date provided over $50,000 to beneficiary charities the Rotary Club of Coomera River, Paradise Kids, Sailability Gold Coast and the Westpac Lifesaver Helicopter Rescue Service.

For more information on the 2014 Gold Coast International Marine Expo, visit the new website www.gcmarineexpo.com.au or contact Emma Milne on 0447 758 884.


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