ODD OUTFITTING
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My guess is the sidewall minicell planks are not glued to the sides, but are held in place with the white cord lacing.
I read somewhere about doing just that in a short article on open boat rolling. Sounded kind of dumb to me not to just glue it in, but what the hey.
I believe those huge deck plates were stock on the MRC Rampage.
I read somewhere about doing just that in a short article on open boat rolling. Sounded kind of dumb to me not to just glue it in, but what the hey.
I believe those huge deck plates were stock on the MRC Rampage.
That is a high tech West Virginia mountain triathalon boat.
You start with a run, hop in the boat for the river section (obvious enough), then pull over to the bank, give a quick tug on each of the white cords to deploy the wheels through the bottom of the boat, then the "bilge" (as you called it) inflates the tires to the appropriate pressure levels. Those big decks fold up to make spoilers
And those cords are certainly not a fish trap. When the final round of the contest is over, there's always the big dance. And, well, it's better to be busy playing a junk yard bass than wearing a skirt like a kayaker when the banjo fires up.
You start with a run, hop in the boat for the river section (obvious enough), then pull over to the bank, give a quick tug on each of the white cords to deploy the wheels through the bottom of the boat, then the "bilge" (as you called it) inflates the tires to the appropriate pressure levels. Those big decks fold up to make spoilers
And those cords are certainly not a fish trap. When the final round of the contest is over, there's always the big dance. And, well, it's better to be busy playing a junk yard bass than wearing a skirt like a kayaker when the banjo fires up.