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... surface was tweaked, other times, not so much. As Adam mentions, the Hahn was the base for the HD1, and, I believe, the Flashback. Twister was from a BatMax Fat Boy (aka Defiant) from a CudaMax Sweet had a bolt-on mold extention which made a Hahn hull mold into a OC-1 I have ...

From what I have seen, there are any number of boat models people call "Hahns." There was an 80cm Hahn, 70cm high-end Hahn, low-end Hahn, Sweet-Hahn, Morrison-Hahn, and others. The ones I have measured tended to be about 12" deep. ...

A Morrison Hahn was the first C1 I ever paddled - The big difference If I remember correctly was the flat deck - no grooves like the Sweet Hahn. Served its purpose.

A Sweet-Hahn was the first C-1 that I paddled; however, I didn't paddle it for long. As I primarily paddled slalom C-2 at ...

... varieties out there - 80cm original versions, 70cm width versions, then Sweet-Hahns and Morrison-Hahns. I have a Millbrook made Sweet-Hahn and it is a neat boat. Very stable, ...

The deck appears identical to the Sweet-Hahn I have (in my case made by Millbrook in the mid-70's). Not sure on the grab loop detail though - unlike you I haven't look at the museum, but if time permits I'll look at the boat - it's about 30' from where I type:)

... Old Town Tripper OC-2 Prijon Super Slalom K-1 Prijon Super Slalom K-1 Sweet Hahn C-1 Morrison Hahn C-1 Whitesell Piranha OC-1 Blackwater C-1 Whitesell Piranha OC-1 Hydra ...

... has never been paddled and has always been stored under cover. So it is in like new condition. I never got to paddle it but think it would be a sweet boat. Only damage is to the seat, a rat or some critter scratched it and ate a small piece out - minicell foam. It should be easily repairable. ...

Several years back I bought a Sweet Hahn for $150. Since then I've been given three more Hahns and a couple of high volume C-2s. It seems like ...

My "Blue" Hahn "Like New", only one light run by a friend. Somehow we got access to a Hahn hull mold. ... other Hahn's around at that time. Never did get to paddle it - think it would be a sweet boat. Almost makes me wish I could still paddle. Outfitted with walls, pads, seat, ...

... what someone is willing to pay for them;) Here is my experience with Hahns in the Northeast US, but realize prices are definitely regional: I picked up a somewhat ugly, but very sound Millbrook Sweet-Hahn 6 or 7 years ago for $200. A fellow I know picked up two Hahns recently ...

... for beer. As a teaser to the story... its my understanding that the Hahn C1 hull was actually the basis for a lot of the open canoe designs that came out New England (J. Berry/J. Sweet), including the ME in that late 1970's time period. Just wanted to pass along ...

... And Millbrook Sweet - Hahn http://www.cboats.net/images/adammisc/millbrook/IMAG0120.jpg http://www.cboats.net/images/adammisc/millbrook/IMAG0121.jpg ...

... Old Town Tripper OC-2 Prijon Super Slalom K-1 Prijon Super Slalom K-1 Sweet Hahn C-1 Morrison Hahn C-1 Whitesell Piranha OC-1 Blackwater C-1 Whitesell Piranha OC-1 Hydra ...

... and that was the setup. I'll also add the "purple"boat is definitely a Sweet - Hahn, and was made by John Berry in Riparius in '78.