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Old 08-19-2007, 12:50 PM   #1
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Lightbulb Two-Seater - Introduction

Easy to ride and still a barrel of laughs, 2-seaters can be enjoyed by most people at most times. Not quite as grippy as a sports craft, a 2-seater still nips around the corners with enough speed to keep a firm grip. And the extra perch means that a friend or loved-one can ride pillion too.

The advantage of a longer seat and hull is increased stability at both high and low speeds. Boarding the craft from dry-land or in deep water is a cinch, although at slow speeds, with another bod onboard stability can suffer. Larger engined 2-seaters are formidable watercraft, whereas those fitted with smaller lumps are much more gentle. 2-Seaters should not be used to tow inflatables, skiers or boarders as there is not enough room for the pilot, spotter and the person being towed.
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