A long shot but......... - Page 2

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:22

one for proof tools. Not having had my digi camera too long I've no photos of Shuffle, the hanglider or a number of other items best not photographed on the net (Guns)! The TYX 250 is in Abersoch as is Cannondale. Jono - Ian P.D are most welcome to have a play on any at any time.

I've therefore attached a few pics that I've just taken post 22.00 hours on Sat night when instead I should have been watching Lord of the Rings.

Piaggio X9 - Bianchi - Zodiac No 2

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:24

Kettler Coach bought following sale of kayak.

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:28

Forgive the mess ! Turbo trainer used in conjunction with Bianchi

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:30

In The Pink. Half share with best mate also from Abersoch. Sold in order to aid purchase for his new RIB Zodiac Yachtline 480. My share bought Zodia 2 as seen in pic 1.

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:32

Gaerne Trial Boots - the best one can buy. Helmet left over from Kayaking days.

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:35

Holiday home. Medline and if you look carefully, Mirror Sailing Dinghy over to the left behind the Yam 380 (now sold).

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:49

Ahh, found one of the TYZ, not mu shot but the one emailed to me before I bought it. Doesn't look as clean anymore.

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:50

Ahh, found one of the TYZ, not my shot but the one emailed to me before I bought it. Doesn't look as clean anymore.

MeMe · 28 February 2004, 22:53

11 inch penis. I'm sure Chris' you would not like to counter that statement for fear of me once again entering my "proof tool" bin and posting a picture

chrisallse · 29 February 2004, 00:16

BLIMEY......I hit a nerve there.....No please spare us.....resist the need to prove yourself....but why dont you sell it all and buy a decent size boat to match your manhood?

only having fun meme.......

MeMe · 29 February 2004, 16:48

only having fun meme....... [/B][/QUOTE]

MeMe too...

4.8 is as big as my wallet will stretch at the moment.

Phil Davies · 29 February 2004, 17:45

Quote:

Originally posted by MeMe
4.8 is as big as my wallet will stretch at the moment.

Bollocks............with a capital 'B'

Rogue Wave · 29 February 2004, 19:03

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Originally posted by Phil Davies
Graeme, that this is just one more in a long line of your passing fads, and that next week you'll be after a second hand hot air balloon

No problem fueling it on a NW ribsters day out then?

Phil Davies · 29 February 2004, 19:28

Well spotted Stuart - as you have so keenly observed, all our engines in the NWRibsters run on a highly combustible mix of high octane bullshit and hot air

Ian · 29 February 2004, 21:28

When they run

Or can be located

behavin · 14 March 2004, 08:24

me me....
It just so happens that i have a virus skiff!!!
its a red fibreglass sliding rigger with carbon cleaver oars.
If the price was right i may part with it.
I've had the virus yole to start with Thats the white "more dinghy looking boat" its a good stable platform to row but is a little slow compared to the skiffs.
if your in flat water then the skiffs are awesome They are quite stable considering what they are about the width of a plastic canoe .The plastic skiffs are either sold with sliding seat or sliding rigger The technigue is exactly the same but the rigger option is much faster. 7-8 knots in a sprint.
Phone virus boats ask for stephan walker and he may have second hand in ?
he managed to sell my yole for me and trade up to the turbo skiff.
They are fantastic fun Over a short sprint i can hold on to the pace of an alden star but thats more efficent through the water over a distance.
hope this helps

Headhunter · 07 April 2004, 22:19

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Originally Posted by MeMe

I thought I'd give the forum a go. I'm a terrible bloke for hobbies - you name it and I've done it ! Anyway, I've been rowing in the spare room for about 3 months in an attempt to lose some weight. In fact I've become quite keen on this rowing lark and fancy buying some sort of skiff capable of handling the sea. I've attached a picture of the type of thing I'm after and if anyone happens to know of something similar lying around "For Sale" please let me know. Thanks. Graeme

Is this what you are looking for?

Fast Rowing Skiff on Ebay

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...category=36797

You did ask us to look out for one, or has the moment passed?

As you have to sit down for this form of excercise I hope your brusing has gone down!!!

John

Daniel · 07 April 2004, 23:46

Rowing skiff...

...i'm sure i had one, but i've just been out and looked behind my Mirror Dinghy and underneeth my 3rd Range Rover, aswell as in the boot of my MG but i can't find it sorry Graeme.

It's clear to me that RIBnet = Cyber Nutters = Boys and their Toys.

Due credit to the 'wanna B cyber nutter females' aswell.

I'm yet to meet a RIBneter without a large collection of toys, i myself have at least 5 boats, if not 10 and about as many cars. Yep, 11 cars at the moment.

MJNicholson · 15 April 2004, 13:39

Hi
My neighbour builds such rowing skiffs - albeit more traditional looking than your picture. The best contact details I can give you is Greg at Salterns Boatyard, Bursledon (on river Hamble) in Hampshire - not far from the fabled Jolly Sailor boozer! They do look good, seaworthy and quite nippy!

Good luck
Mark

Tim M · 23 April 2004, 21:06

Sorry to keep this thread going, but Meme, are you still looking for a rowing skiff??
I am boathouse manager for a rowing club in Norwich, and we are getting rid of some of our older boats. I've got three or four fairly stable single sculls, all come with aluminium riggers, sliding seat etc. They are in good condition - just need a good rub down really. I might be able to supply some baldes (oars) too. If your interested send me an email (tim@tmc24.co.uk)