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ifoxwell 
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 Topic: solo for a lightweight??Posted: 24 Jul 09 at 9:08am |
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A bendy mast and a flat sail will let him handle it... but
will it be quick. Its a lot of boat for a small person to push through waves! Ian |
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laser4000
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Posted: 23 Jul 09 at 11:29pm |
I'm sure you're fat enuff.. nice bendy mast and a flat sail..jobs a good un. |
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Posted: 23 Jul 09 at 6:36pm |
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Not exactly a what boat question as I'm quite happy with my streaker for
now but how light can you get away with being in a solo??? I'm quite happy being a featherweight in a boat with a trapeze but I've always found hiking as a featherweight always feels like the boat is just laughing at me for daring to be so small. Doug H |
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