Outfitting a Remix
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Outfitting a Remix
Just wanna' see and know how you guys are outfitting your Remix's.I have a Bernie outfitted H3,pretty good and would likely copy but want to see some other ideas.
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I have a bulkhead and northwater straps in my Remix with two airplane buckle quick releases as well. The straps connect to the kayak seat holes near the cockpit and just to the old kayak seat railpost, but its reinforced with a lot of foam and gflex. I think the bulkhead helps hold everything in place, but the straps really hold me in. I've always been a proponent of a safe strap system in a C1, a good fence rail conversion could do the job fine.
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Outfitting a Remix
Hey,thanks guys.Really good ideas.Just need to find the boat.i'll update when complete.Keep 'em coming.
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here is a link to my remix getting outfitted. i put a dagger pedestal in it.
http://www.mountainbuzz.com/forums/memb ... ms162.html
http://www.mountainbuzz.com/forums/memb ... ms162.html
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very nicely done... I really think I'd like that boat... as a conversioncoloradopaddler wrote:here is a link to my remix getting outfitted. i put a dagger pedestal in it.
http://www.mountainbuzz.com/forums/memb ... ms162.html
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Do we have another convert(er) in the makingCraig Smerda wrote:very nicely done... I really think I'd like that boat... as a conversioncoloradopaddler wrote:here is a link to my remix getting outfitted. i put a dagger pedestal in it.
http://www.mountainbuzz.com/forums/memb ... ms162.html
Hey CO paddler, How did you ever get the back end of that pedestal connected to the rear pillar? That's one of the reasons for my immersion into saddle fabrication..the dagger seats are great, but so short for the long cockpits in todays boats. I always had to come up with some funky solutions for that.
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Here's some photos of my boats' fence rails:
http://picasaweb.google.ca/vanc.yarnell ... Outfitting#
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http://picasaweb.google.ca/vanc.yarnell ... Outfitting#
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larry,
i glued some foam to the rear pillar to extend it into the pocket of the pedestal. i then put two bolts through the whole thing, it's solid.
i glued some foam to the rear pillar to extend it into the pocket of the pedestal. i then put two bolts through the whole thing, it's solid.
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