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... of an old ('70's) medium volume race boat such as a Hahn. Probably 11-12 feet long with a hull not unlike the Cascade. I haven't seen one in ... AM Consider converting a kayak to C-1 by kneeboater I have a glass Viper, a Cascade and too many OC-1s. Eventually you would get around to converting ...

... of water. Not the driest big water boat- better with an Esquif Nitro (11.5' or Dagger Ovation 11). There are other possiblities- I'd recommend ... as many boats as possible especially coming from an Aftershock- Mohawk Viper 11 (quite similar to Ocoee- same designer), Rodeo, and Maxim (8ft), ...

I like the updates, especially the Viper section. It would be nice to get more action shots for the other boats especially squirt boating shots.

til next
Jim[/quote]

... Check out all the latest updates to CBoats.net under "Updates" on the left-hand side...highlights include: ALL images resized (check out the Viper page!) NEW Images on many pages, and many new boats lists including the Maxim, Whupatar, Encore, etc...AND entirely NEW categories for C2s and ...

... not on the same trip). i would be glad to meet you on one of your Erie trips, and pass the Skeeter on to you. if you could swap it out for the Viper on your next visit to Bangor, i could then meet you on your next visit to Erie, realizing, again, that this whole adventure may take a few months ...

A second Viper would cover the gas. No I won't be traveling that way until spring around mid May. I would travel as far as Portland then and as far South as D.C., so if you can wait that long for instant gratification I may be of service.

till next
Jim Kelly-Rand

Looking to trade my viper for a skeeter. need someone to transport the boats. If you are planning to travel help would be appreaciated.

I'm about 195 lb.; am I gonna sink in that boat? I'm paddling a full-cut viper now and would like something a bit more squirtable.

Is the boat dry?

Thanks

Aargh

Greetings... Think of the Viper as an Atom, only better:) Fast, forgiving, and smooth as only glass can be. I find it LESS "tippy" than the Atom as the stern is slicier and I can squirt it rather than letting an Atom try and flip me when ...

I have been in a Viper (full cut) a couple of times, the last time I was at 220 +/ - it floated me fine. I have a Slasher with a crushed stern (for squirting) that in many ways is similar - both are fast, both get massive stern squirts. ...

Tgripman, Are you talking an even trade skeeter for viper? Questions... How well would the Viper float me at 200 lbs? How tough is the composite hull ? (I can find ALL of the submerged rocks in a river.) :roll: I paddle a Gyramax - trust it/love it ...

would you be interested in a redline of a viper?

The Viper is full cut. It is light blue and purple, the stern being 1 color, the bow being another. It was made by the origional manufactur, John Frachella.

what is layup, color? Who made it? I have a Viper but it's pretty beat up, wouldn't mind having another.

Thanks

Aargh

... too narrow. You might want to screw them on so you can move them fore and aft till the best location is found. I am contemplating digitizing the Viper profile with my cadd sortware. I don't know what it would achieve, but I should get volume info that will be updateable realtime if I do some ...