A Palm Bay, Florida man was sentenced last week to six years in prison for an investment fraud scheme involving the supposed production and sale of motorized surfboards. According to court documents, ...

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A workout bicycle on pontoons, a compact submarine for three people and a motorized surfboard are among the pricey water toys debuting this year at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Many of ...

The JetSurf, a motorized surfboard, will be at the Seattle Boats Afloat Show this week. Photo via jetsurfny.com Surfing without real waves? Technology’s expanding role in water sports is redefining ...

A Florida man duped retail investors out of about $350,000 by convincing them he was about rack up big sales with a motorized surfboard product, the SEC said. Roberto J. Clark Jr. of Palm Bay, Fla.

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I recently got an email from the son of long-time surfboard builder Steve Walden telling me that I should check out a new motorized surfboard that his dad was working on. Steve has been a good pal of ...

SAN DIEGO — Who needs big waves when you can just hop on your surfboard and take-off. The company JetSurf is touring the county with its first ever fully electric board. JetSurf is a motorized ...

Once an avid surfer, former Marine Jorge Ortiz can enjoy the surf again, thanks to Freedom Alliance. The nonprofit organization presented the local veteran with a motorized surfboard during a Troop ...

A Palm Bay man convicted of duping potential investors into giving him thousands of dollars was sentenced to six years in federal prison. Roberto Clark, 50, convinced 14 victims to invest $400,000 in ...

VENTURA, Calif. — At first glance, the board that Steve Walden was punching through the thigh-high waves looked like just another surfboard. Then you notice that as he’s moving out through breaking ...