C-Forum

... to find that the ABS layer in my R-Lite Rival is white. Don't ask me how I know.... Epoxy right to that should my Sta-Bonded, oversized dog-bone and D-rings fail? Doug

... water. The rearmost projection of the stern sits barely (maybe a half inch) out of the water. The back of my saddle (as Yarnel says, where my tail bone sits) is only 6 inches from the edge of the stern rim. You may not want it this far back, but I do it for two reasons: I find the boat surfs better ...

... Nexus - Paddling skills and style determine how to best outfit this tandem canoe. For those paddling the boat from standard positions, the back bone should be 67”-68” from the bow for the bow paddler and approximately 58” from the stern for the stern paddler. For paddlers with a higher skill ...

Yeah its best to have some sort of back bone to bolt the straps to like a fence rail dagger pedestal liquidlogic rail but if you are set on using those patches you can glue down a thin layer of foam and then glass over it here is a link to that ...

... is fixed, its a hassle with the footrests and the saddle always moves around a bit..). So, my questions would be: - Where do I position my hip bone in the Spark? - Is there a "Sweet Spot" and why is that given the Sparks Design? - How about differences for different weights (my saddle being ...

My son Chad converted a Gus and liked it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvnBcBC6 ... re=channel

Please not how he didn't use his kilt, I guess if you think it looks smooth he is in a C1 and if it looks rough he is in an open boat. Sorry Josh I had to throw Phil a bone

... used a ratchet strap designed for holding things down in the back of trucks only to have it fail and get rocketed into my foot, cutting it to the bone. Of course, it hurt a lot, I felt stupid, and worst of all missed the better part of the dinghy sailing season. A better system for slacklining ...

... you have some personal contact with some of their paid staff Mark Singleton and Ambrouse. They don't care for single stickers and just throw us a bone too keep up quite, but they wish all the articles they publish about our demise were true. No they are the American Kayaker and dam proud of it. ...

John Coroar---- Many of the c-1 competitors have been kneeling low from childhood. Their bone growth and joint shape probably accomodated to it. Adam Clawson was in c-1 by age 9, if not earlier. When I bought my Zealot from him, it had a board kneeling thwart probably ...

John Coroar---- Many of the c-1 competitors have been kneeling low from childhood. Their bone growth and joint shape probably accomodated to it. Adam Clawson was in c-1 by age 9, if not earlier. When I bought my Zealot from him, it had a board kneeling thwart probably ...

... behind no ones back on this one) some of the worst paddlers I know - are instructors... some of the worst teachers I know - are instructors... bone-a-fide card carrying ACA - dues paying - every year - re'certificating - can tell you all the names of the strokes - and why you're paddling wrong ...

... into a OC or C!! Gotta watch out for that!!! I want the follow up vid on "How to": Board skate (and that ain't skate board) Board stride, Board bone (I like the sound of that) and how to make that tele-skootch turn! :wink: PS: What wax are recommended for recreational and comps XC B-ing?

Louie tells no lies everybody had a great day no one got hurt or even close. Yep I made one of the two bone head moves of the day,trees suck. As far as the skills i will get on anything with'm they know the skill level and dont mind walking. As far as some of the folks bashing ...

BS longboat, those guy hadn't use a third of their skills on that little thing, they can get in a lot deeper than that.

The only bone head move of the day was me forgettin my helment, if you don't count Richard and the Tree.

... a bump on top of my foot. i'm not in my toe blocks unless i need to be so my feet were flat on the hull most of the time. the doc told me that the bone develops additional protection for itself. i had them cut away the bone spur and kept paddling. now they are on both feet and there isn't any use ...