By twisting the throttle, the driver can increase power to the motor. Steering a jet ski requires a combination of pointing the front-mounted grips and maneuvering the body. Instead of the traditional propeller or screw motor, a Jet Ski Tour uses an enclosed gas-powered motor to literally push water out in a jet stream.
The Jet Ski Tour operator straddles a central platform and assumes a shock-absorbing posture with knees slightly bent. The motor is electronically started with a toggle switch located in a column in front of the driver acceleration to accomplish sharp turns.
