Good Yamaha PWC dealership in the STL, Southern IL areas.

[Toobold]

Hey guys,

Looking to purchase a new Yamaha FX HO Cruiser. I recently moved from Virginia Beach area and have made all my purchase out on the east coast. I am now here in the midwest and looking for a good dealership that deals well and has a good service department. I live in the Belleville, iL area know of the one in Nashville, IL area, but are there any others. Also, got a honestly LIKE NEW Seadoo 2010 RXT-X 260 I might sell if anyone is interested. Thanks everyone and looking forward to some midwest riding this year!!!

[bryantjopplin]

How close are you to the lake of the Ozarks? This Yamaha dealer is supposedly the largest in the US.

Surdyke Yamaha & Marina

http://goo.gl/maps/kv3jD

[Toobold]

Not to far and thank you. I will check them out.

[bryantjopplin]

Not to far and thank you. I will check them out.

Tell Greg the air force guy from Shreveport sent you if you go.

[Toobold]

Sent them a request last night and very fast reply and sounds as if I will be able to work with them. Thanks again for sending me in the right direction and will post when we get to work on the details.

[Bryan]

Sent them a request last night and very fast reply and sounds as if I will be able to work with them. Thanks again for sending me in the right direction and will post when we get to work on the details.

Good luck! Are you looking at a 2014 fx up or a leftover 2013?

[Toobold]

Bryan, I would go either route with the ski. My RXT-X 260 has provided 109 trouble free hours, but I had a 2009 FXSHO Cruiser which was great, so I think I want to go back to the 1800cc engine again, but with out being supercharged. I am finding myself doing a lot more longer rides these days. Before moving here to the midwest, I was in Virginia Beach and did a couple 3-day 400 mile round trips on the Chesapeake Bay and intercoastal water ways there. This year, I am doing a 7-day 600 mile trip and want to get the ski before that so I can put some hours on it.

[Bryan]

Bryan, I would go either route with the ski. My RXT-X 260 has provided 109 trouble free hours, but I had a 2009 FXSHO Cruiser which was great, so I think I want to go back to the 1800cc engine again, but with out being supercharged. I am finding myself doing a lot more longer rides these days. Before moving here to the midwest, I was in Virginia Beach and did a couple 3-day 400 mile round trips on the Chesapeake Bay and intercoastal water ways there. This year, I am doing a 7-day 600 mile trip and want to get the ski before that so I can put some hours on it.

Wow very nice, that's a really long trip! The fx ho will be perfect for that! Extremely dependable and great on gas without the supercharger.