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Professor Paddle
· Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: jPSubject: Got Thule Stackers? I need a super easy favor...Posted: 01 Jan 2017 at 9:22amNot sure. No big deal I suppose it can wait till i see a pair at the take out. Just seems like a good place to install a black pvc or abs 4" dia 6-8' long pipe capped of course with a fill up cap in the front and a spigot in the rear. Might even install a shrader valve or similar so I can pressurize ...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
As soon as the ice melts. Actually, give some details- what are you looking for? High water? Fishing? Warm temps? Should be floatable (ice) by...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
There was a place in Boulder called Bistros I think that I got this from. Standard hard shell taco set up as expected but folded inside a soft tort...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
You takes it as you gets it in the Canyon. You people are having too much fun!
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
D-9 at stitches and stuff. He's in Ariboles, and has done more boat repairs than anyone.
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Good day, I'm looking to meet up with self sufficient paddles that know the upper Salt River for some day runs. Sent from my XT1254 using Mountain...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
If you can afford it go with the dynalite wides. Much lighter and they seem to enter and leave the water much more smoothly. I love mine.
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
The margins on inflatables are huge. The margins on inflatables are huge.The margins on inflatables are hugeÂ?Â?Unless you have to manufacture them in...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by Kilroy)--- Here's a comparison fur you to ponder: I'd bet that many who posted on here against PVC made boats would...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I have a Lynx from 1992, my serial number is buried in the seem on the floor and the tube. Mine is a foam floor model, I had to remove all of foam to...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I ended 2016 the same way it started, paddling Shoshone. It's been warm so there is a little snow and ice but no major ice shelfs or unusual...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
8's are where it is at! Using those blades on the Rogue made all the difference. The old raft was super responsive and spun like a dream. Looks like...
Professor Paddle
· Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: JoesKayakSubject: Got Thule Stackers? I need a super easy favor...Posted: 31 Dec 2016 at 6:01pmI have the old school style ones. Does that help or do you need measurements from the newer ones?
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Well made it home to look for the serial numbers above the drain holes and no dice. Looks like I'll be calling Aire on Tuesday...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Here's a comparison fur you to ponder: I'd bet that many who posted on here against PVC made boats would shit-a-brick when they discovered that...
Professor Paddle
· Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: jPSubject: Got Thule Stackers? I need a super easy favor...Posted: 31 Dec 2016 at 5:10pmI used to have a pair in storage the whole time I had the tan van. Now I forsee needing a pair of Thule Stackers for my mini. Can someone do me a huge 1 minut favor? If you have Thule Stackers on your rig, I'd like you to measure the width between the two aluminum verticle pieces. How wide is that ga...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
In the 70's Gott was the only cooler to go with. Shooter still has two of them, and they served him well through 6 years of river, 4 years of boating...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Back in the day we tied to D Rings using 1/2" yellow rope. Straps? What're we doing, saddling a horse? Never had a frame separate from the boat, but...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Jesus. We are indeed in the depths of winter. Do we drain cooler or not? Strapping frame to boat .............................. Anyway, good old...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Don't have a coupon code but did buy a boneyard prospector a few weeks ago for $350 + free tumbler. You might give them a call and see if they...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Details of the new 9ft race/creek boat from Titan - The Rival New 9ft Titan Kayak - The Rival - Unsponsored...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
If you are going to upgrade one or the other I would go to Cataract shafts. The main difference I find is the flex is a lot easier on your body...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Ever wonder how? Not too complicated to do after hours of pondering last winter. Measure twice, cut once right? I've always hated those bulky...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Verde Arizona. we launched Christmas day with two other couples on the downside of a rain event water spike. Good friends, good water, three round...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I didn't solve poverty but I did feed 100 Chinese kid with my $200 purchase! 1 step closer from curing hunger!
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
What time of year or at what water levels is it good to start rafting brown's canyon on the Arkansas?
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by Voodoo003)--- Also I'm super intrigued by strapping the frame to the inside of the boat. I've heard of people putting in...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
One item to note is that Carlisle oar shafts are really easy to counter balance using accurately measured lead shot (poured & capped) up inside each...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
There is a product called 303 Protectant for that or ask a rafting store or the manufacturer about new products.
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
OK, so in many of these cases the CC dispute process might not have worked- apparently you have to file a billing dispute within 60 days of the...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Its not Tortilla chip levels of crunchy, but standard corn tortillas on a dry griddle till to they are a bit crispy is my preferred way to go for...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
This is just a short review that my brother in-law and I did on a very snow powder day Wednesday in Steamboat Springs. I know my video angle is a...
Professor Paddle
· Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: rockarollaSubject: Boulder Drop map?Posted: 31 Dec 2016 at 10:04amAaawwww. Lets all give Leroy a big Bear Hug !
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by garystrome)--- I would say the mariner is capable of a class 2 since a class two is .....................a riffle. ...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
These short dark days are getting me down I need more talk about rafting. Let's hear about recent runs, trips you can only do in the winter, huge...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Ok. After research and looking through some of these posts I have decided to finally spend the dough and get a good cooler! I am going to go with the...
Professor Paddle
· Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: irenenSubject: Boulder Drop map?Posted: 31 Dec 2016 at 6:02amBear Hug gets my vote. :)
Professor Paddle
· Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: Mauler!Subject: Boulder Drop map?Posted: 31 Dec 2016 at 6:11amRapids are cool. Maps of rapids are not.
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I would say the mariner is capable of a class 2 since a class two is .....................a riffle. Accepting some risk, a class 3 is doable. ...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by climbdenali)--- Give me a break. There are plenty of things we pay for ahead of time, with the trust that the vendor is...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
---Quote (Originally by curtis catman)--- 350 does seem better ---End Quote--- The failure mechanism of a dring patch is not the patch, nor the...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Looking for carpool over to the boondogg;e on new years day. Gimme a text if you're going. three oh 3 5 eight 7 77 three 3 BPJ
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I use a mix of NRS and Strapworks in poly pro and then more recently in polyester. I've also built my own out of buckles from Cascade's bulk bin. ...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Said it back in August and I will say it again. That boat was made from the same batch of crap material. Sotar says "we build our boats one at a...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
350 does seem better
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I'm sure that D ring tungs will fail before any strap will break, even the cheap ones. But I'm thinking they can handle more than a solid yank from...
Professor Paddle
· Washington, Oregon and vicinity
Author: mokelumnekidSubject: Boulder Drop map?Posted: 30 Dec 2016 at 8:02pmGreat suggestion Megan! Very creative.
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Is it too much for your old man? Good question. What kind a shape is he in. Is he capable of kayaking 4 to 5 hours a day for 4, 5, or 6 days? Its...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
Hate to bump a old thread but just wondering, to those who built a frame from the M4, how did the pontoons take it? I use my M4 for fishing lakes and...
Mountain Buzz
· Colorado, Western US and everywhere else
I went thought this same issue. My solution was to replace the valve with military valves. I unscrewed the AD-2 and used a little silicone and...
