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This won't help you unless you see a wood-gunwaled Rampage, but I flared the bow of my Outrage, and I just measured off a friends' - about one blade-length down from the bow, it was about one blade-length wide (noticably wider than my vinyl-gunwaled ...

Welcome to the board, Mike. I used to have a Rampage and I thought it was a great WW canoe in it's day, especially on "big water". I don't have the dimensions you are looking for, but I do have this "bird's-eye" view of it(Hades Hole '94). I think ...

Hi New to the forum and looking for a bit of advice. I'm in the process of acquiring a Mad River Rampage. Reading the details of it here, the review says that the vinyl decked ones aren't to the designed shape. Can anyone enlighten me if it's possible to whip off the decks ...

Not my boat...

http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/boa/1188581454.html

... wasn't symmetrical. Definitely fish-form. But I just looked at the MRC website and the overhead view of the "new"(?) Outrage looks like a slimmer Rampage. Maybe their image is inaccurate, but the middle 1/2 of the boat is dead straight. Looks like a bathtub. http://www.madrivercanoe.com/product/index/products/whitewater/outrage_caption_series/outrage_rx/ ...

... before pressing together. I am now using 3M Scotch Weld or West G-flex for D-rings, rather than Vynabond. Takes longer, but no solvent risk. The Rampage has a relatively low rocker, so as long as your two pedestals aren't set too far apart, I think you'll be OK using the boat tandem. It's really ...

There is a Rampage for sale on this board and I am in need of a new OC-2. My trusty old MRC Explorer, same vintage as the Rampage, has lots of memories. Is this feasible? The Blast is 6" shorter, the Vertige is 6" longer. Other ...

... is located in the Keedysville – Sharpsburg, Maryland Area. Email themooseroost@peoplepc.com for more information. Description of the Mad River Rampage from Mad River Canoe: The Rampage is narrow in the gunwales to facilitate on-side and cross strokes. The high-volume ends and deep midsection ...

Original owner. Used only a couple times a year and in very good condition. It has been garage kept since day one. Fully outfitted with ROC pedestal saddle, MAX adjustable foot braces, padded thigh straps, contoured kneepads and floatation tie downs. It does not include floatation bags. Kevlar skid ...

... as Outrage plates except they have a 1" thick plastic extension on the ends (thus my 13'2" measurement), and 29 1/2" maximum width. Definitely not Rampage. I don't know the Flashback, but the bottom isn't like a bowling ball. Pictures soon.

The Rampage was 13'-3 or 4" with about 4" of rocker. It carried it's volume almost to the ends...looked really tubby. Sounds more like what you might have. I tried to find a picture...maybe snap a digital from an old catalog...
Mike

Flashback II? Too short for Synergy or Rampage.

T.P.

Purely a guess.
Bill

... years after I put new gunnels on it. I finally got smart and bought my first edge-boat: a Mohawk Viper 12. It would be hard to go back to the old Rampage now, although I did obtain an Outrage last year. It seems to paddle similarly to the Rampage, but turns alot quicker. I've been using it on ...

In the limited time I spent in one it reminded me most of a refrigerator box.
But if it's cheep and will get you on the water go for it.