Bombardier Inc.

Brp US Inc.

Denys Lapointe

Claude Gagnon

Pierre Rondeau

Daniel Mercier

Shannon G Cassell

Andre Cote

Philip Godfrey

John A Harvey

Benoit Renaud

Alex Miklosi

Germain Cadotte

Tom Bucaccio

Emmanuel Rius

Mathieu Duquette

Gregory Martin

André Cote

Francedillaois Trepanier

Boat windshield assembly

A boat has a hull and a deck supported by the hull. The deck has a forward passenger area and a rearward passenger area. A seat is disposed in the rearward passenger area. A passageway allows for communication between the forward passenger area and the rearward passenger area. A door is disposed on the deck for selectively closing the passageway between the forward passenger area and the rearward passenger area. The door has a top, a front, a back, and two sides. A windshield is disposed generally transverse to a longitudinal axis of the boat. The windshield is movable between a first position where the windshield extends a first distance vertically above the top of the door and a second position where the windshield extends a second distance vertically above the top of the door. The second distance is less than the first distance.

Retractable windshield for a boat

A boat has a hull and a deck supported by the hull. The deck has a rearward passenger area. A seat is disposed in the rearward passenger area. A first console is disposed on the deck at a front of the rearward passenger area and forwardly of the seat. The first console has a top. A first windshield is disposed generally transverse to a longitudinal axis of the boat. The first windshield is movable between a first position where the first windshield extends a first distance vertically above the top of the first console and a second position where at least a portion of the first windshield extends a second distance vertically below the top of the first console. When the first windshield is in the second position the at least one portion of the first windshield is in a substantially vertical position.

Boat

Personal watercraft

In a personal recreational watercraft, an improvement resides in a suspension mechanism, which permits greater maneuverability and stability, and reduces driver fatigue. To overcome the strong forces, a suspension system is employed which permits up and down vertical movement, while resisting lateral movement and torsional forces. The suspension apparatus also reduces shock effects caused by choppy or rough water.

Watercraft seat suspension

Jet boat

Watercraft

Growing community of inventors

Saint-Bruno, Canada

Denys Lapointe