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Dave Kelley (of FOX7 Austin and FOX2 Detroit) checks out the 2006 Malibu Wakesetter 24LSV.

From Malibu Boats website:

The Malibu Wakesetter 247 LSV

Sensory overload. Relish the exquisite dash, with its LCD-embedded switch panels, the feel of the Italian-made Isotta steering wheel and the new Shift-by-Wire Throttle, the look and visibility of the Medallion gauges, and the sounds of the electronic throttle acceleration. Or share the wow factors of this dynamic performer with 15 of your closest friends, because this boat warmly accommodates up to 16 people and all their gear. The lounge, designed to stretch limo proportions, has LED interior lighting with laser-cut side panel pieces that spill back-lighting in to enhance cozy conversations during the trek back to the dock after a long day on the water.

Overall Length: 24′ 7″
Beam: 102″
Draft: 27″
Seating Capacity: 16 persons
Weight: 4000 lbs.
Fuel Capacity: 87 gallons
Hull: V25
Standard HP: 400
Max HP: 450

Okay it may be a bit big, but check it out!!

2005 MASTERCRAFT X-80 STS, 28′ 3”, Twin Indmar MCX engines with Custom Professionaly installed Superchargers 1000+ HP. 86 hours (less than 20 hours on chargers) Boat comes with 4 tower speakers 6 tower lights, Alpine stereo, 4 batteries, Built in battery charger, (2) 40,000btu heaters with 6 outlets, front and rear hot/cold shower, Livorsi GPS Speedo, Teak inlay on swim platform, Bow filler and aft filler cushions, towable mooring cover, cockpit table, trim tabs, tower mirror, porta potti, 06 Mastercraft graphics included, 3 sets of props, 3 axle Extreme custom trailer with LED Lights, tool box, electric winch, custom wheels and roadmaster wing.

Found for sale here: http://www.boatsandoutboards.co.uk/view/F143110

$66500

I cant recommend this DVD enough, it certainly got me started. The section on getting up is the best I’ve seen. Take a look at the trailer below and see what you think.

Getting Started is designed to give newcomers to the sport of wakeboarding all of the information they need to get started. It also gives seasoned riders more info about their equipment so they can better understand how it works on the water. Knowing how the equipment functions is a big part of progression and it will also give you the tools to help you purchase the ideal setup for your style of riding.

After the equipment section, we will take you through boat driving, boating safety and getting ready to ride. To finish up, you will learn the basics of getting up and riding your board behind the boat.