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Putting away your electrical appliance and electronic equipment

Before putting away a boat, it is absolutely necessary to disconnect all accessories connected to a battery. Even if you remove all the electrical appliances which equip (...) Read article ›

5 Fantastic Fishing Destinations for Everyone... 2nd Part

More than 10% of the province is covered with water; in fact, there is a wide choice. There are several thousands of water areas that provide a habitat to several fish sp(...) Read article ›

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230 CHALLENGER/SE
by BRP - Bombardier
Wake boat attitude. Runabout versatility. Family value. The 230 Challenger SP delivers all three, in style. It’s enough to make everyone go home happy. Tow-sport enthusiasts get the fun and functionality of a tower. Cruisers get a zippy, smart-handling runabout. And whoever pays the bills gets a little bit of a break. Nice.
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