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Does anyone know of a business that rents Yamaha PWCs ( Jet Ski) near Lucea??? I am a Professional PWC racer for Yamaha from the USA and I need one for my wedding next week at the Grand Palladium in Lucea.... PLEASE any help on this one would be so greatly appreciated. The renter must have Yamahas because that is who I race for. Thanks again in advance!!!
Kinda bad timing
i would say that 99% are Yammies
Ya think?Quote:
Originally Posted by STRIPER
I think it is a terrible tragedy what happened in Negril. I make my living as a professional racer and also teaching Personal Watercraft Racing and Recreational safety riding schools. I feel for the family of the tourist this happened to and they have my deepest condolences. I cannot however change the Timing of my Wedding there next week, and my need of a personal watercraft for the ceremony. I am trying to celebrate the happiest time of my life in a specific manner. So my apologies on the timing.
Nice response. I'm pretty sure jet skis are here to stay..wouldn't it be kind of cool if you could set up an operator training school for the jet ski providers? I go to the lake and in Canada there are rules as to how close to a swimming area they can go but I've seen lots of idiot drivers there as well. I'm not a jet ski fan but I'm sure our daughters would love it if we bought some! The answer is to educate. When I'm at a holiday location I try and be aware that my bobbing body in the ocean may not be seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Runnin Mon
I hope you have a great wedding! Is the wedding party arriving on jet skis? :cool:
I am planning on making my entrance to the beach alter from the water on a Yamaha Waverunner. I am a Six time US National Champ and World Ranked Racer, so this was my wedding wish since both of my parents are dead and I wanted to make a fitting entrance. I am missing a huge race this week in Martinique because of our wedding... My fiance was like there is no way I was racing the week before our wedding and I agreed! We regularly race throughout the Caribbean as well. Grand Cayman, Guadeloupe... and more. Thanks for the kind words Chris... I think its terrible when a bad event happens... based on some peoples theories we should carry this further.. I have been there when tourists have died from drowning when alcohol was involved... we should definitely ban that... Oh yeah, and scooter accidents.. and cars have been deaths I have read about in the Gleaner... So we definitely need those banned too ..right??? You are correct my friend... education, training, and some enforced regulation is the answer. But unfortunately many don't know how to look to the left and right... only straight ahead in their own narrow focus without regard to the ideas, passions, and wishes , of others. It is not a perfect world, but needs to be a more tolerant one. Thanks again for the wedding wishes!!!!
Runnin your points are spot on, we don't need more bans, we need better education, enforcement and common sense. This accident was a tragedy, maybe it can spur on the local government to act in a more responsible manner to enforce what is currently in place and/or look at a better plan of attack to ensure the safety of everyone at the beach we love.Quote:
Originally Posted by Runnin Mon
Best wishes for a successful entrance and a happy life together!
Yo Runnin' Mon
Congrats on your upcoming nuptials !!
Get on out of the GP ..& explore Negril
You won't have a problem with your entrance ..although I can't hook U up
finding a waverunner will be easy
Enjoy da rock ..with your new bride
Slightly
FOR REAL!!
Congrats Runnin Mon, hope your wedding day is everything you hope for :)