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Boatsales Staff6 Feb 2013
NEWS

Kawasaki Demo Day

Drive a Kawasaki jet ski this Sunday, February 10

Been thinking you’d like to test ride the most powerful production jet ski on the market? Well now is your chance! Kawasaki Motors in conjunction with its greater Sydney based jet ski dealer network will be holding a Kawasaki Jet Ski Demo Day at St George Sailing Club in Sans Souci, Sydney this Sunday February 10 from 10.00am-3.00pm.

Licensed test riders will be able to experience the thrill of riding the 300hp supercharged Kawasaki Ultra 300X and Ultra 300LX jet skis for themselves. Kawasaki will also have the Ultra LX and entry-level STX-15F jet skis available to test ride as well.

Spots are limited so register early with a Kawasaki Jet Ski dealership listed below to avoid disappointment. All test riders must be properly licensed however unlicensed participants may ride as a passenger.

The event will be held at St George Sailing Club, 2 Riverside Drive, Sans Souci.

Participating dealers:
A&J Outboards (Fairfield) 02 9609 1027
Newcastle Jet Ski Centre 02 4956 9110
On Two Wheels (Campbelltown) 02 4625 7518
Wollongong City Jet Ski 02 4227 3818

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