Yamaha WaveRunners For Sale in Key Largo FL

Yamaha PWCs are among the favorites in the entire industry. With top marks in regards to performance, speed, and durability, you can't get much better than a WaveRunner. Visit Riva Motorsports & Marine of the Keys in Key Largo, FL for a great selection of Yamaha personal watercraft for sale. 

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Yamaha WaveRunner® PWCs

For decades, the Yamaha Motor Company has been the progenitor of numerous excellent powersports vehicles, and their foray into the field of personal watercraft in the 1980s proved deeply successful for them. The Yamaha WaveRunner is a classic example of the sit-down style of PWC that became extremely popular during the latter portion of the 20th century. The continued popularity of this model and other Yamaha PWC is why this brand is so great and why we at Riva Motorsports & Marine of the Keys are proud to carry WaveRunners in our Key Largo showroom. Read on to learn more about their history!

WaveRunner® Development and History

Yamaha Motor Company began in the 1950s as an American offshoot of the Japanese manufacturing titan, with a strict focus on producing powerful engines for motorsports like motorcycles and scooters. During the next few decades, the company expanded into boat manufacturing, which led to their development of a personal watercraft in the 1980s.

Dubbed the WaveRunner, this PWC rocked the burgeoning industry with its rideability that suited all skill levels, its sit-down styling and spacious platform. Further improvements and additions were made over the following years, including fuel-efficient four-stroke models like the FX® 140 in 2002 and extremely lightweight models using the new NanoXcel® technology starting in 2008.

WaveJammer® & WaveBlaster®

Yamaha didn’t stop with just one type of personal watercraft. They continued to develop new styles over the next several years. The WaveJammer came out right after the WaveRunner, in 1987, as a sit-down style PWC with a small hull and solo seating that provided better handling. It was produced until 1991.

In 1993, the WaveBlaster rolled off assembly lines to great acclaim. Its two-person riding style and motorcycle-like speed and agility made it a popular choice, boosted by its powerful engine.

SuperJet™

In 1990, Yamaha added a stand-up style of PWC to their line-up in the form of the SuperJet, which has remained in production for the past 29 years. With its two-stroke engine and sheet-molded composite hull, this PWC blends power with durability, which is why it’s still so popular with watersports enthusiasts to this day!

Want to become part of this great legacy and add some thrills to your life? Visit our Key Largo dealership today to see our full selection of new and used PWCs for sale, including Yamaha personal watercraft like the WaveRunner. Riva Motorsports & Marine of the Keys welcomes all our Florida Keys and Homestead customers to pay us a visit!
 

Can Yamaha Waverunner PWCs tow rafts behind them? 

Yes, Personal Water Crafts (PWCs) can tow rafts behind them. It is important to note that PWCs are not designed for towing large or heavy loads. When towing a raft behind a PWC, it is essential to adhere to the manufacturer’s specifications regarding weight limits and use extra caution when operating near other boats in the water. Additionally, the rider should wear a life jacket and be aware of their surroundings at all times. Towing a raft with a PWC can be an enjoyable experience, but it is important to make sure that all safety precautions are taken.