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Old 22 August 2015, 13:36   #61
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Mint. Well done, a lot of elbow grease!

So with the 585 and the 4 being bought to learn about things, will you now be selling one?

You've two very nice boats.
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Thanks chap. I am really pleased with them as I said at the start of the thread I was very lucky with the RC and also with the SR that came up for sale at the right time. Sorry but I am keeping them both It does mean that each boat gets less use as I can old take one out at a time but I am very attached to both of them. They both have there own advantages and fun factor so depending on what the weather is doing on the day decides which one goes out.
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Old 22 August 2015, 13:36   #62
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can I hear the sound of a hammer cracking open the kids money boxes HP

Seeing AJs one is making me REALLY want one to tow about behind the 3 series and adventure in cruises.

Sold my old house last week and it completes next week, so there's scope for a budget to be negotiated.
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Every one should have a Sr4 for the boy racers days out
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that's a cracking photo Nick

think we need to push HP to commit, come September he'll be thinking about the end of the season and curling up in front of a log fire
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Old 22 August 2015, 19:03   #65
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Seeing AJs one is making me REALLY want one to tow about behind the 3 series and adventure in cruises.

Sold my old house last week and it completes next week, so there's scope for a budget to be negotiated.

There great fun and very capable boats and a pleasure to tow cause they are so light. Come on HP sounds like there is money burning in your pocket you won't regret it.



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Old 22 August 2015, 19:32   #66
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Yep, it's like owning a more socially acceptable and politically correct version of a jet-ski!! All the fun without the fear of picking up an ASBO! Lol

Love mine but am also considering the purchase of a slightly bigger more family friendly rib to go with it...

Great re-build Btw AJ, well done!!

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Finally got round to sorting the seat out. The seat base can at a push hold two people but I take this out solo. The base is plastic with 10lb foam with a raised rear section. The back rest again is plastic with foam. I also got made an add on back rest made which connects with two straps and poppers to the main back rest. It looks a little weird but is really supportive and takes some of the fatigue out of a full day wave jumping. The material is non slip in black with orange piping to match the boat.

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Awesome!


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like the idea of the backrest lovely looking boat too
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