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Old 23 June 2015, 21:06   #1
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Any know the model of this rib?

Saw this earlier in the year, cracking tender but wouldnt mind one as my main boat!!


Hmm, cant get these images right.

http://s890.photobucket.com/user/mar...ml?sort=3&o=77

http://s890.photobucket.com/user/mar...ml?sort=3&o=76

http://s890.photobucket.com/user/mar...ml?sort=3&o=73
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Old 23 June 2015, 21:15   #2
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I'd generally prefer a visible than an invisible boat... but I can see it would be easy to tow and store...
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Old 23 June 2015, 21:49   #3
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Avon SE400DL.

Its the Avon version of the Zodiac Yachtline Delux range. Great tenders, but the hull is quite flat for serious ribbing.

I dont think they make them any more.
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Old 23 June 2015, 21:50   #4
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it is an avon adventure deluxe model, probably 4m.

you can get "normal" 4m adventures pretty easily.

edit-beaten to it above :-)

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Old 24 June 2015, 21:37   #5
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This would be ok on the Solent though? What kind of money do these go for with around a 30 on the back. 50 seems overkill.
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Avon Adventure 2004 with Mariner 50 hp two stroke in Romsey, YI517L6DH | Friday-Ad Classifieds

http://www.friday-ad.co.uk/bournemou...-400-YI511D9D5

looks decent examples.

i don't know about suitability of the solent, never been on these ribs.

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Old 24 June 2015, 21:57   #7
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I've used a couple of the Zodiac Yachtline versions (380 &420), they have a similar deck and identical hull to the Avon.

They are a really nice boat and for a pootle around the lakes or inshore in calm conditions they are great, smooth dry ride, comfortable seats and lots of storage. But, the moment it gets a bit rough, they loose their appeal. The bench seats are impossible to brace on, water starts coming over the bow and they slam for fun if you try and keep the speed up.

The hull is simply too flat, great for internal space, but terrible for handling waves.

Although there are lots of the Avon Adventure's around, the Delux versions are like hens teeth. You will probably have more success looking for a Zodiac version like

ZODIAC 420DL YACHTLINE / EVINRUDE 50HP ETEC RIB BOAT | eBay

Its nothing to do with me, but thats not a bad price.
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