Where does a 70mph + boat, do a high speed pass on memorial day weekend?

[ThongMagnet]

This question is for those who have actually had there boat over 70+ mph on Memorial Day weekend.
How fast? and where?
Yes this is a loaded question!!!!

[THREADED INC.]

This question is for those who have actually had there boat over 70+ mph on Memorial Day weekend.
How fast? and where?
Yes this is a loaded question!!!!
Every were you just have to keep your eyes open

[SUPERDUTYRHINO]

5:30 in the morning, on the river between Havasu and Topock.

[Mrs. Bordsmnj]

We did, in Parker, at around dusk when everyone was off the water and the water flattened out. :rollside:
This proves what?? I don't mean that sarcastic, just curious as to the point you are trying to make??
:rollside:

[riverliver]

Only when the conditions are safe and prudent.

[uvindex]

You can do it on the ocean any day of the year. (And what's so special about 70mph? Is it OK to do 65mph but not 70mph in your scenario? )

[ThongMagnet]

We did, in Parker, at around dusk when everyone was off the water and the water flattened out. :rollside:
This proves what?? I don't mean that sarcastic, just curious as to the point you are trying to make??
:rollside:
My point exactly.
There is a proper place and time and an improper place and time.
Just because the boat can do it, does not make it safe.

[havaduner]

TM, I just answered this question in the other thread. On havasu, Memorial weekend is too crowded to be going fast. yeah, you can find a time and place to do it, but why not wait a week or so, when the lake isnt inundated with every rented floating piece of equipment in the southwest.

[No Name]

Boat, high speed pass, 70mph.

[lucky]

101 north bound - but i had to put my beerdown while the coper past