Me too😛

Oh yeah you know it!🤘🤓

Yam ah ha. He says it correctly

Ditto

Ditto. Closing on mine in April!

Tanner Manning this boat is around $40K brand new

@@08LVB i guess i should have been more clear when i said that. I meant it as in keep it real like this, as tfl has a tendency to do it with super expensive stuff. I know this one is affordable as im actually looking to buy its bigger sister the 24 footer in $50k range. This was my fault for not being clear on that and thank you for pointing it out

pretty sure the sx195 is exactly the same at the ar195 minus the wakeboard tower

@@njackson3148 It also does not have the Supercharger so is significantly less powerful .

@@sarahann530 the SX195 does have a supercharger, the SX190, And AR190 do not. thats the big difference between the 190 and 195. the SX/AR denotes a wake board tower

Jeremy T 1982 its mostly because of fleet emissions

Because boston whaler and others already occupy that market and thru probably cant build boats cheaper price than others

Same man, unfortunately they don’t make the 2020’s in that color anymore which I think is the best part, so you’ll have to look for a used model or an unsold 2019 which is what I’m hoping for. I got to test drive one and it was amazing

Come back here and give us your thoughts on it after u get it

I'm from Sarasota that boat will be great for the bay also manatee river. Theres also a bunch of guys on the jetboaters forums who get together and run fort Lauderdale to the Bahamas and back welcome to the club!!!

I have one of these in the Gulf . Like all Bow Riders they have their limits and can porpoise on you . Maybe more so than other small bow riders because they are designed to keep the bow down. It is a great all round boat especially for kids and water sports .

to an extent. i rode in my buddies 19ft FSH from ft lauderdale to bimini, BUT the conditions were near perfect. its doable but conditions gotta be good or else its tough.

I love my 2017 ar195, I’ve had its since 2019. I could fit 10 people if the law allowed. I can spend 2.5- 3 days on the lake on one tank of gas, that’s doing 30% water sports with a full boat.

Price was shown towards the beginning of the video...

I just pick up my 2020 AR190. $36k was the damage.

@@JR-qq8xj how do you like your 190? What is your top speed?

Diogo Ressurreição they’re rated for saltwater according to their website.

The 2020 I did numbers ok n today is about 40k out the door . I'll be at 37k ish for a loan at 312 a month

That is at least how it works on PWC's, and this is the same drive train so I would think you are right.

It is the RPM and not the MPH. I have the SX 195 version of the boat he's reviewing.

Gasoline vapor and boats can be a bad combination. Blower before starting engine after fueling keeps you from blowing up.

To be a bit more descriptive, boats that have inboard engines are always sealed off in a compartment so that they can offer more seating and also to keep engine noise down. It's not like the hood of a car though, because the engine compartment of a car is open to the air underneath (boats are not due to needing to float) and the hood is not water/air sealed either on a car. This means that any fuel vapor/fumes that a boat engine or fuel lines emit will not easily escape the compartment, and can build up in that compartment. When you crank the starter motor over to start the boat, if the engine compartment is full of fumes, you will have a nasty explosion. Think about it like opening the propane valve on your gas grill at home, but leave the grill lid closed, wait 5 minutes, then use the striker. Would you want to do that? Same thing with a boat. A blower is a fan that helps pull fresh air into the engine compartment, and push out stale air and fuel vapor in that air. As a general rule, a blower should be ran for a few minutes BEFORE attempting to start a boat that has an inboard engine, and should be left on while the engine is running.

I can only agree if you are getting rid of one to buy one that's bigger :)

3 years owning one and never regret it . Buy a good reliable one and it’s worth every penny

if you keep it on a trailer and you consider a standard garage being 22ft or more in length, you can do it.

@@brinjoness3386 thank you!

Mine fits in a 19 foot garage and it’s this exact boat

This boat is in the $35-40k range us dollars. There are several new/nicer boats in the $60-80k range that run 50-60mph. If you want 60+ it would probably be a used powerboat. Not uncommon to find used high horsepower brands like Donzi, Fountain, Baja, ect. that can run 70+mph.

Jason Gaffney I would most def want 70+

@@joemomma707 70+ on the water is fast as hell. Unless you're on big water and smooth conditions it is hard to do. That said, SUPER fun!

Jason Gaffney I’ve never been past 50 but I can imagine it feeling insane!

my neighbor has one and we've had 6 adults on it with no issues, but with towing, it starts to feel underpowered. it all depends on usage.

Bryan it’s a jet , no props no trim

@jon doe Not Yamaha

He could a got to 50 MPH if he chopped his beard and cut some 50 pounds a weight

Nope it works just fine as is, I’ve owned mine for 4 years. I wouldn’t want a twin.

Just curious, what model Tahoe? everything I'm seeing for a Tahoe has a max speed around 41 MPH. Got a video of doing it? That's with the I/O 3.0. Can't find anything on an outboard 115.

I know eh! Foolishness. If it doesn't touch 70 I dont want it

@@michallempicki4490 it won't. I have the same boat and I'm lucky to do 43 in perfect conditions.

Really since when?

@@Ranjsounds supercharged ones are illegal. emissions.

You’re comparing a boat with a v8 vs a small displacement 4 cylinder, of course it’s gonna be faster. The four cylinder is gonna be a lot cheaper on your wallet when filling up though

@@macbookpro57 And comparing a boat that's much better for water sports and more people to a boat that all it can really do is go semi fast

I have an older version of this boat. Your 350 is a 5.7 litre motor, this boat has a 1.8 litre motor. Big difference. I agree it is a bit under powered at times and could use more motor. But how often do you go over 45 miles per hour anyway? My average speed with my boat is between 12 and 22 mph pulling the kids on tubes and knee boards. Works pretty good about 90% of the time. The amount of space for a 19 foot boat is the best feature of it.

I doubt it. I have a 21' Carrera that had a Volvo 290A when I bought it. The top speed was about 45 on GPS. The boat speedometer said 60. I repowered with a blown 383 stroker with the same outdrive. I got it up to about 55. I just put a 525SC. 600 HP and put a bravo one outdrive with a raised x-dimension and captain's call exhaust. I should be able to run in the mid 80's. A 20' boat that is heavier than mine with a 350 and 900lbs of passengers doing 60? Nah.

It is a Yamaha jetski engine, it is only available in raw water cooling. Appaidies not do too bad in salt if flushed. Draft is about just shy of 2 feet but need 3 feet of water under the boat not to suck crap into impeller.

I have this boat. Draft is 14" per yamaha website. We frequently pass through areas of the river that are 1.5' deep and sometimes a little less. Great all around family boat!

fing foo faa

Lol damn!!!!

Jeremy Walls not sure what you own but I’d rather own my cheap yammie and be on the water than on my couch... that must be why 2000 Yamaha LS 2000 boats are still selling for near 10k at 20 yrs of age

Yeah, but a Chaparral looks like a 1996 Buick from the helm and this looks next gen.

7 year old boats selling for less than 30% depreciation begs to differ with your opinion.