The Jetovator kit
In order to ride the hose on the Jetovator, you'll need your own personal watercraft (Seadoo, Yamaha or Kawasaki). The Jetovator kit will set you back almost $9,000, and while that includes the bike, 50 feet of hose, and all the plumbing adapters you'll need, it doesn't include the personal water craft which is needed to power it. Just hook the Jetovator up to your watercraft with a 50-foot hose, and get ready to reach heights up to 30 feet, speeds up to 25mph, dives down to 10 feet, and insane aerial tricks like 360 degree barrel rolls, and back flips. Watch the video.
Via dvice
By Ben on Thu Jun 14 2012
By Ben on Thu Jun 14 2012
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