This comprehensive service repair manual provides detailed instructions and high-quality diagrams for the Yamaha WaveBlaster II WB760. It covers all aspects of maintenance and repair, from basic inspections and adjustments to complex procedures for the fuel system, power unit, jet pump unit, electrical system, hull and hood, and troubleshooting. This manual is written in clear, concise language and is designed to be easy to understand for both experienced mechanics and DIY enthusiasts.

The Yamaha Wave Blaster II WB760, launched in 1997, was a revolutionary watercraft that redefined the stand-up jet ski experience. It was the successor to the original Wave Blaster, and it built upon its predecessor's success with significant improvements in performance, handling, and rider comfort. The WB760 boasted a powerful 760cc, two-stroke, triple-cylinder engine that delivered exhilarating acceleration and top speed. This engine was coupled with a cutting-edge Yamaha-designed hull, featuring a deep-V design and a patented "Wave Warp" bottom, which provided remarkable stability and responsiveness in a wide range of water conditions. The Wave Blaster II also featured a redesigned ergonomic seat and a repositioned handlebar that greatly enhanced comfort and control for riders of all sizes.

The WB760 was highly regarded for its agile handling and precision, making it a favorite among experienced riders seeking an adrenaline-fueled experience. It was also a popular choice for freestyle riders thanks to its ability to perform high-flying stunts and tricks. The Wave Blaster II pushed the boundaries of stand-up jet ski design, becoming an iconic model that solidified Yamaha's reputation for innovation and performance in the watercraft industry. Though production of the Wave Blaster II ended in 2001, its legacy continues to inspire and influence the stand-up jet ski market. Its popularity in the second-hand market is a testament to its enduring appeal and performance. The Wave Blaster II WB760 stands as a prime example of Yamaha's commitment to building high-performance, fun-to-ride watercraft that continues to captivate enthusiasts to this day.