C-Forum

Go to a home depot and buy a boring bit a little smaller than the dowel you plan to use. I have a 7/8" bit I use for 1" dowels. Drill as deep as you can into the saddle, press the dowel in, drill through the thwart and through the dowel, and bolt the two together. Does the dowel go through the sadd...

Hello, Curious about the whitesell whirlwind. Used to have a pyrahna and a descender and loved them except that they were so long. How is the whirlwind. Anybody got one to sell? Thanks, Sandra Still looking for a probe 11 or 12 just checking out others as well The Whirlwind is a fantastic boat. I h...

Isn't this something Esquif can do for you?

I have heard they stand by their boats and I figured that meant they would weld one if it cracks.

I just saw this link with Paul's latest comic. Says basic but basic is always good...

http://algonquinoutfitters.com/bubble-s ... aul-mason/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I would tend to disagree a bit with canoeman here about the shape of the newer (2008) wood gunwaled Outrages, their shape is definitely not boxy and rectangular any more: https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/36144_10150102157483709_8066301_n.jpg Unless of course they changed back ...

Yes, I still have it. I hate to part with it, but I have my eyes on a L'Edge and I cannot afford both.

It is in good shape, paddled approximately 20 times. A very tough little boat, and I love it, but as an old man I feel I need a bit more of an "old man" boat! If you have an open L'Edge and are looking for something 6 inches shorter and a bit narrower, perhaps we can work out a trade. I'm located ne...

Hi There is a tremendous difference between the original Outrage as designed by the original Mad River Canoe company and the vinyl gunnel versions. The main difference is the wood trimmed boats typically have an extra thwart in about two feet from both ends that push the sides out in a rectangular s...