Cushioning apparatus for small watercraft

Ships – Motorized self-propelled waterski or waterscooter-type vehicle – Having rider straddling seat

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114 555, B63B 3500

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06019054&

ABSTRACT:
A cushioning apparatus provides an improved on a watercraft in order to improve the comfort of the ride, to reduce rider fatigue and to cushion impact forces experienced by the watercraft hull. The cushioning apparatus absorbs at least a portion of any impact force which the rider experienced from the hull, as well as provides a degree of movement between the rider and the hull in order to cushion such impact forces. The cushioning apparatus may also isolate the rider, at least to some degree, from vibrations experienced by the hull.

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