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I picked up a Galasport Pyrog for super cheap and I want to make it into a SPyrog, a Short Pyrog. I'm not interested in racing under any regulations, so I am going to chop the wings off and take 12" - 18" off the stern. I think those ...

Looking at a Pyrog elsewhere. Do you have any opinions of that Long Thing?

This boat is still for sale.

There is a possibility that delivery could be arranged: March en route to the ALF in Tennessee.

Galasport Pyrog (posting for a friend) Its a 4 m long competitive slalom c-1, made in Czechoslovakia around 2006 It weighs around 8 Kg (Deck is carbon with metallic burgundy finish) It is carbon fibre/kevlar (A new boat in this ...

... sound, needs cosmetic overhaul, spray skirt, $100 Nittany Valley Boats, C-1, 4 miter slalom, fully outfitted, good condition, spray skirt, $190 Pyrog (sp. ?), C-1, 4 miter slalom, fully outfitted, good condition, spray skirt, $190 Dagger Atom, C-1, Dagger outfitting, with hip pads, good condition, ...

... learning boat genealogy, so correct me if I'm wrong: the reduced bow volume was popular in several models of that era. If it evolved from the Pyrog, it will feel vaguely familiar to me, cause I've paddled a very leaky Pyrog on flatwater a couple of times. By the way, it is easy to roll even ...

... is designed on the model Pirog - without a doubt the most successful C1 in the recent past. Constructed boat P. Estanguet (designer of the boat Pyrog, bronze medalist of the Olympic Games in Atlanta, the winner of the World Cup 1997) and S.Hocevar (member of the National team of Slovenia, European ...

Hopefully I can just borrow it after I move back up there. Are you thinking of making a run at NESS after a good weekend at Slalom Nationals?

Shep, Ill sell it to you if/when I get bored with it.

Sounds like Jeremy snapped it up?

Shep

Shep - I weigh about 140 and I guess the guy I bought it from was about 200, but I don't know what the recommended weight is.

I live in Warren, which is in the midcoast region.

You have my interest. Where in Maine is it?

What is the weight range on it?

Thanks,
Shep

It is the one pictured in the museum. I bought it near 10 years ago for $250 when I had Olympic delusions. It hasn't had much use since then. There is some stern damage that leaks a little and it was like that when I got it. The boat is in Maine right now, though I could bring it to DC the beginning...