Originally Posted by Geelong Gent (Post 7112120)

http://www.nowwhere.com.au/tourismvi...utton=GetRoute

Route planner suggests 27 mins

I have spent 40 mins from the top of the bridge to my exit at the bottom to Port Melbourne after a 4 min crossing the other side.

Another poster Fraser lives out in Point Cook who may have better local knowledge for you. I think his wife commutes via train into the city.

By the way the skiboats here are more like sports cars on speed that happen to travel on water:D

Originally Posted by Radlam (Post 7112129)

Cheers buddy,

Gotta be a Malibu VLX Wakesetter for me! Amazing peice of kit, not cheap though!

Originally Posted by Geelong Gent (Post 7112248)

Yes but you see where the money is going which is reassuring.

A mate had one but kept complaining it took ages to launch.... to many people interrupting to ask about it.:D

Originally Posted by Radlam (Post 7114648)

Haha, Yeah I can imagine! "Excuse me mate could I just ask about your boat...."

I would have one over a MC anyday. Do you have Correct Craft over there? Air Nautiques?

Originally Posted by Geelong Gent (Post 7115637)

http://www.nautiques.com/dealers/find

http://www.malibuboats.com.au/boats.html

You will also need to check out channel 31 when you come out - whole afternoons programs designated to wave boarding.

They have these great cameras now that pan with skipole and screens in front of the driver that they can have a view (after the run of course).

Originally Posted by Radlam (Post 7117266)

Cool, is that channel 31 on foxtel or free to air?

Originally Posted by Radlam (Post 7107999)

Wow thanks for that, you seemed to sum it up pretty well, I like it!

Yeah thats another thing about Perth, no shopping after about 5pm! Whats that about??