Jet Ski and personal watercraft sales set new record in Australia in 2020
As Australia came out of COVID lockdowns and border closures in 2020, we treated ourselves to a record number of Jet Skis and personal watercraft.
As Australia came out of COVID lockdowns and border closures in 2020, we treated ourselves to a record number of Jet Skis and personal watercraft.
Stock shortages and unexpected high demand will likely drive up prices of next year’s Jet Skis and personal watercraft, according to a leading industry analyst and commentator.
These rental Jet Skis and personal watercraft do a lifetime of work in a month. Some clock up 2000 hours before being retired.
Australia is already in the grip of a severe stock shortage of Jet Skis and personal watercraft. Now Yamaha has canceled 15 per cent of the remaining 2021 Model Year WaveRunners.
Australian Sea-Doo dealers and customers have been left high and dry after a large batch of Fish Pro models due in the coming weeks was pushed back to August at the earliest.
More than 80 Jet Ski riders overcame COVID-19 travel restrictions to raise $194,000 for sick and disadvantaged kids – in the annual, week-long Yamaha Variety Jet Trek ocean adventure.
The stock shortage gripping the Jet Ski and personal watercraft industry in the US and Australia has just taken another hit.
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