Personal watercraft on a road trailer

A turquoise and white personal watercraft on a single-axle road trailer, seen square from astern: a black non-slip deck across the stern, a black handle across the back, a black helmet on the starboard side, and the back of a silver pickup beyond it at the right.

A personal watercraft on a single-axle road trailer, its stern square to the camera and its bow pointing away. Across the top of the stern runs a wide flat boarding platform with a black non-slip mat let into it. Below the platform a black handle crosses the back and runs down on both sides, and between its legs is a dark panel carrying a line of pale characters far too small to read, with a round dark ring low in the centre beneath it.

The hull is white and turquoise in a hard-edged split: white across the stern and down the side, with a green decal on the white at the right, and turquoise on the upper body and on the caps at both corners of the stern. Above and behind the platform the black seat and the raised turquoise cowl step up away from us, with the handlebars at the top of the crop. A black helmet sits on the right-hand side behind the seat, which with the bow pointing away is the starboard side. Until 27 September 2026 this page put it on the port side and had it hanging from a hook, which the crop does not show.

The trailer under it has a single axle, a bare steel frame with bunks under the hull, a small dark fender over each wheel and a red and white lamp cluster at each rear corner. Beyond it at the right is the back of a silver pickup, and the plate with the orange fruit device at the right of the crop sits on that pickup’s bumper, at bumper height and left of its exhaust, not on the trailer; its characters do not separate at full size. Until 27 September this page gave that plate to the trailer, put the pickup directly in front, had the pair moving down the road and called the loading stern-first.

How to recognise it

• Wide flat boarding platform across the stern with a black non-slip mat let into it
• A black handle across the back, a small panel of pale characters and a round dark ring below it
• Hard-edged split: white across the stern and sides, turquoise on the upper body and the corner caps
• Raised turquoise cowl stepping up behind the black seat
• Single-axle trailer with a bare steel frame, small fenders and a lamp cluster at each rear corner
• A black helmet on the starboard side behind the seat

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 0:34.60. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 537 by 464 of it. Also in it: the green highway signs to Vice City, a red and white pickup, a white highway maintenance truck, and a silver crew-cab pickup towing a watercraft.

How this was measured

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What we still do not know

• Whether this is the same model as the Seashark. That one we have named off its own hull, but only ever from the side or on the water; this one we only have from astern. Neither shot settles it, so they stay apart.
• The whole bow and the flanks, which point away from the camera.
• What the line of pale characters on the stern says. From this distance it is far too small to read.
• Everything measured: top speed, handling, where it spawns