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I still have my blaster for sale in Atlanta, you never e-mailed me back on it, I think I sent you pics of the 93. blaster was discontinued due to lack of sales, which was also the bottom line why the hx, hurricane and x-2 were discontinued. my guess is that to many people complained they were hard to ride and board in deep water and unstable and blah, blah!blah!etc.....! and when it comes to top speed ,,,which what seems the majority of riders want these days, the sport class cannot hang with the 1200 cc class,, maybe that is another reason.
a still have my blaster for sale in Atlanta, you never e-mailed me back on it, I think I sent you pics of the 93. blaster was discontinued due to lack of sales, which was also the bottom line why the hx, hurricane and x-2 were discontinued. my guess is that to many people complained they were hard to ride and board in deep water and unstable and blah, blah!blah!etc.....! and when it comes to top speed ,,,which what seems the majority of riders want these days, the sport class cannot hang with the 1200 cc class,, maybe that is another reason.
a [ waveblaster800] made in Japan , sold just about everywhere but north America,,,,,, Yamaha- motor USA feels there is not a market here for the WB800 [I couldn't disagree more!]
HXvsBLASTER.>>tough call , I own both machines right now, but for racing ... I like the hx,, it takes a very strong blaster engine and hell'uva rider to beat a field of hx's, it can and has been done marc
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