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klppurdy
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Joined: August 16, 2011 7:15 am
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The birth of a new sport Kiteamaran

11 years ago
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That is just normal wear and tear, I see decades of sailing left on that boat

11 years ago
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Awesome look

11 years ago
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Hobie Island Beach Park, just on the other (eastern) side of the Rickenbacker Causeway

11 years ago
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I got the boat in the water on March 15th this year, going out for sure this weekend as I have the Mug Race coming up on May 3rd.

11 years ago
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Thanks Buzzman, Maybe I could get Tim to move to Jacksonville........pretty sure I am going to get one of these policies

11 years ago
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I hear you Tim, but I do quite a bit of solo sailing off the beach or at the Rudder Club in the St John's river. Last week, the I bolt on my hobie 16...

11 years ago
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When my friend and I bought this boat 28 years ago, it came with two wooden wine boxes full of spare parts. Look what I found dogboy, given that t...

11 years ago
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Ah, that is good to know, I need to find two newer versions, that was no fun.

11 years ago
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Hey David, Yes, you can access the race calendar from the website . I also produce a newsletter if you would like to get it, just PM me your email ...

11 years ago
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Yes, I live in Jacksonville. I either launch my Hobie 16 or 14 off the beach at Huegenot, or leave them on the beach in Atlantic Beach, or I always h...

11 years ago
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I live in Jacksonville, and am not too familiar with the St Augustine area, I do know in Atlantic Beach, you can register your catamaran with the Poli...

11 years ago
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I have a Hobie 14 and I am just over 200lbs. I just leave a line attached to the dolphin striker and if I dump it I just throw the line between the...

11 years ago
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For what kind of boat?

11 years ago
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For launching off the beach with two people, hands down Hobie 16. Prindle 16's are great boats as well, but the sheer number and availability of part...

11 years ago
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I remember going down to Fort Lauderdale for the start of the Worrell 1000 races in the eighties. They attracted some big time sailors and had some p...

11 years ago
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Welcome back

11 years ago
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Seems like conditions have to be just right to take one of those out, thanks, but I will stick with my 35 year old hobie 16 and sail it just about any...

11 years ago
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Thanks Edchris, pete and dogboy, I was able to buy the parts I needed for $20 shipped, and am the proud owner of a rebuilt roller furler. I did like ...

11 years ago
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That didn't sound too strong to me.

11 years ago
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The only wind issue you may have down there is too much.

11 years ago
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Thanks all.

11 years ago
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I hardly ever see those anymore.

11 years ago
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The Prindle 18 @ 335lbs and Hobie 16 @ 320lbs could be options but they are heavier boats. Dart 18 & Taipan 4.9 are 80 - 100 lbs lighter, much easier ...

11 years ago
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Those boats are hard to find anywhere, Did you consider Hobie 18 or Prindle 18, 18-2, 19

11 years ago
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We have a Hobie Wave at the Rudder Club we use for our junior sailing program. It is a great little boat, practically indestructible. We have crashe...

11 years ago
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