Any Zephyr owners or others have an opinion about whether the Zephyr can be pulled in a little by shortening the thwarts? I don't need all that rocker and would like a little more cruising speed.
I would think that such a tough, heat-cured laminate could accept the chronic stress of being pulled in without problems occurring when it is struck on the chines.
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I did that with a Viper 12, but so far have not been inspired to try it in the Zephyr - it seems plenty narrow enough (no problems with offside strokes) and yet zippy enough to get around.
I think you said you sometimes come over to the Columbia area. If you find yourself over this way, I'd be willing to perform an experiment.
I think you said you sometimes come over to the Columbia area. If you find yourself over this way, I'd be willing to perform an experiment.
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