Sea-Doo announces demo tour

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For the next four months BRP will be traveling to 23 popular family boating venues across North America, offering consumers the chance to experience the latest Sea-Doo watercraft and boats during the Sea-Doo iControl Test Ride Tour.

The tour will coincide with other PWC and boating-related events, including Poker Runs, Boat/PWC shows, wakeboard events and wakeskate clinics.

Consumers looking for special VIP treatment can preregister here for a custom time block on the day of their choice.

The tour begins March 26-27 in Orlando, Fla., and runs through Sept. 20-25 in Detroit.

Visit Sea-Doo's Facebook page for the most up-to-date information.

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