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Just relaxing on a beach in the Caymans after the lunch crowd left, and
along came 1200 horsies.
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I asked the guide that brought us over how fast it was. His friend is one of the pilots for the Marine Police, and he said 87 mph (around 77 knots) in calm waters. I asked how do you get a ride on that bad boy? He said- "you got drugs."
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Yikes...!!
that is a lot of motors to push around a rubber boat.... bet it can catch up with a lot of bad boys.....
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
2012 RS sm5
2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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The US has some of those rigid inflatable boats without the enclosure that will do over 100 mph! The seats are on shock suspension and ain't cheap! Keeps the crew from tearing up their backs and bodies. The go fast boats don't have the nice seats.
I saw a video a number of years ago of a chase from a gun ship helicopter chasing a drug boat. A heads up machine gun blast across the bow stopped them.
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Originally Posted by Cavman
The US has some of those rigid inflatable boats without the enclosure that will do over 100 mph! The seats are on shock suspension and ain't cheap! Keeps the crew from tearing up their backs and bodies. The go fast boats don't have the nice seats.
I saw a video a number of years ago of a chase from a gun ship helicopter chasing a drug boat. A heads up machine gun blast across the bow stopped them.
I thought 87 mph was fast on water. Over 100 mph must be exhilarating.
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