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Here is Mad River's information about the boat:

http://www.madrivercanoe.com/sites/defa ... 202002.pdf

Some idiots scroll their cursor to the upper-left corner of the webpage where it says, "site", and click on the, "outfitting" tab.

Excellent question to ask for personal opinions.

Here is mine:

He owes you really good (craft) beer. But that is how I resolves issues.

It would take someone built pretty much the same as you in order for the outfitting/moulding to fit the buyer. Anyone else (99.99% of the interested buyers) would need to rework the outfitting so it can fit them. In short, no need to worry about the condition of the outfitting.

Paddle forward strokes only with no bracing in a c-1 wildwater boat

https://youtu.be/vpylDx3VQnQ

I should have my Tacoma in my possession in June so if it gets to Kenneth, we can arrange a rendezvous in Maryland and I can hold it here in Richmond for the next shipping leg.

Very nice, Matt. 2 questions for you:

Did you vacuum-bag this model?

Where is this boat currently located? May be worth being made available if anyone going to the spring armada wants to stop by and try it out.

Riverken wrote:In case anyone was concerned that this thread would somehow die, take comfort.

Whew!

That is really awesome, Chuck! It is especially cool you get to associate with the Guinns. They have been at the forefront of whitewater canoe development.

In our family, it is not about the boat. We got our daughter hooked on paddling starting when she turned 2. I've taken her out in several of our tandem boats (open and decked slalom boats) and she does not have a preference. It is easier for her to stand in the bow of the open boat when front surfin...

Nice! Too short, though. Need more scotch water!

it would be interesting to see how a composite boat lasts in class IV and V creeking, regarding the life time span in relation to time on the water, paddler's weight, gradient and character of the rivers .... Here is a little bit of interesting (to me, at least) history of creeking and boats. Jeff ...

You called my head little?

Oh, and enjoy that kyack.

The post reads to me like this person acquired (legitimately?) a boat he/she has absolutely no knowledge about, other than it is a boat.

Strikes me as suspicious.

Ahem. On here you WILL address me KNeal. Or, Mr. Kneal. :wink: The plastic Groove was traded to Billcanoes for some mighty good beer with the understanding the boat would be made available to the canoeing community for use. In my opinion, that was a mighty tasty trade. :D I am traveling back to pick...