In article ,
says...

Looks like it would be hard to make it work on Froggy's small boat.
Thanks, Scotty.

Lib - They don't even try to contribute to boat threads. *Jerks.

I gave brief consideration to electric bicycles but decided they are
not worth it. If I was 15 yrs younger, I'd seriously consider simply
using a road bicycle as I used to ride 40 miles without much thought
at all. At age 53, enough wrist and knee problems to preclude much
bicycle riding.
Yes, a 28' boat does not have much on-deck space for anything besides
a dinghy and I am looking into getting rid of that .

Have you thought of a Porta-bot type dinghy? You can build one in an afternoon
or two, with a couple of pieces of 6mm, some canvas, and some adhesives. A
typical folding boat can fold down to about 4" thick by say, 2' by 10' and can
lay right up against a wall or lay on a roof very easily. I think I have plans
for one somewhere...

Scotty

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Can I haz Cheezeburger?

On 2/26/10 3:09 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In ,
says...

Looks like it would be hard to make it work on Froggy's small boat.
Thanks, Scotty.

Lib - They don't even try to contribute to boat threads. Jerks.

I gave brief consideration to electric bicycles but decided they are
not worth it. If I was 15 yrs younger, I'd seriously consider simply
using a road bicycle as I used to ride 40 miles without much thought
at all. At age 53, enough wrist and knee problems to preclude much
bicycle riding.
Yes, a 28' boat does not have much on-deck space for anything besides
a dinghy and I am looking into getting rid of that .

Have you thought of a Porta-bot type dinghy? You can build one in an afternoon
or two, with a couple of pieces of 6mm, some canvas, and some adhesives. A
typical folding boat can fold down to about 4" thick by say, 2' by 10' and can
lay right up against a wall or lay on a roof very easily. I think I have plans
for one somewhere...

Scotty



First you suggest he carry a motorcycle that won't fit on his boat and
would be difficult to get on and off of the boat, and now you suggest a
10' long chunkajunk that won't easily fit on his boat, either?

D'oh.

In article ,
says...

Learn to read... plonk

Scotty

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Can I haz Cheezeburger?

This is street legal
http://www.diblasi.com/home.htm

Geoduck wrote:
On 2/26/10 3:09 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In
,

says...

Looks like it would be hard to make it work on Froggy's small boat.
Thanks, Scotty.

Lib - They don't even try to contribute to boat threads. Jerks.

I gave brief consideration to electric bicycles but decided they are
not worth it. If I was 15 yrs younger, I'd seriously consider simply
using a road bicycle as I used to ride 40 miles without much thought
at all. At age 53, enough wrist and knee problems to preclude much
bicycle riding.
Yes, a 28' boat does not have much on-deck space for anything besides
a dinghy and I am looking into getting rid of that .

Have you thought of a Porta-bot type dinghy? You can build one in an
afternoon
or two, with a couple of pieces of 6mm, some canvas, and some
adhesives. A
typical folding boat can fold down to about 4" thick by say, 2' by 10'
and can
lay right up against a wall or lay on a roof very easily. I think I
have plans
for one somewhere...

Scotty



First you suggest he carry a motorcycle that won't fit on his boat and
would be difficult to get on and off of the boat, and now you suggest a
10' long chunkajunk that won't easily fit on his boat, either?

D'oh.

Tou came back from vacation meaner and uglier than before you left.
Musta been some vacation.

On Feb 26, 4:52*pm, anon-e-moose wrote:
Geoduck wrote:
On 2/26/10 3:09 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In
,

says...

Looks like it would be hard to make it work on Froggy's small boat.
Thanks, Scotty.

Lib - They don't even try to contribute to boat threads. *Jerks.

I gave brief consideration to electric bicycles but decided they are
not worth it. *If I was 15 yrs younger, I'd seriously consider simply
using a road bicycle as I used to ride 40 miles without much thought
at all. *At age 53, enough wrist and knee problems to preclude much
bicycle riding.
Yes, a 28' boat does not have much on-deck space for anything besides
a dinghy and I am looking into getting rid of that .

Have you thought of a Porta-bot type dinghy? You can build one in an
afternoon
or two, with a couple of pieces of 6mm, some canvas, and some
adhesives. A
typical folding boat can fold down to about 4" thick by say, 2' by 10'
and can
lay right up against a wall or lay on a roof very easily. I think I
have plans
for one somewhere...

Scotty

First you suggest he carry a motorcycle that won't fit on his boat and
would be difficult to get on and off of the boat, and now you suggest a
10' long chunkajunk that won't easily fit on his boat, either?

D'oh.

You came back from vacation meaner and uglier than before you left.
Musta been some vacation.

Sobering up is a bitch.

On Feb 26, 4:54*pm, Jack wrote:
On Feb 26, 4:52*pm, anon-e-moose wrote:



Geoduck wrote:
On 2/26/10 3:09 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In
,

says...

Looks like it would be hard to make it work on Froggy's small boat..
Thanks, Scotty.

Lib - They don't even try to contribute to boat threads. *Jerks.

I gave brief consideration to electric bicycles but decided they are
not worth it. *If I was 15 yrs younger, I'd seriously consider simply
using a road bicycle as I used to ride 40 miles without much thought
at all. *At age 53, enough wrist and knee problems to preclude much
bicycle riding.
Yes, a 28' boat does not have much on-deck space for anything besides
a dinghy and I am looking into getting rid of that .

Have you thought of a Porta-bot type dinghy? You can build one in an
afternoon
or two, with a couple of pieces of 6mm, some canvas, and some
adhesives. A
typical folding boat can fold down to about 4" thick by say, 2' by 10'
and can
lay right up against a wall or lay on a roof very easily. I think I
have plans
for one somewhere...

Scotty

First you suggest he carry a motorcycle that won't fit on his boat and
would be difficult to get on and off of the boat, and now you suggest a
10' long chunkajunk that won't easily fit on his boat, either?

D'oh.

You came back from vacation meaner and uglier than before you left.
Musta been some vacation.

Sobering up is a bitch.

I have given serious consideration to a 10' Porta-bote and am about
ready to order one. Being basically cheap, that $1500 price tag
repels me. Making a folding dinghy is a possibility but will not
happen anytime soon.

On 2/26/10 5:30 PM, Frogwatch wrote:


I have given serious consideration to a 10' Porta-bote and am about
ready to order one. Being basically cheap, that $1500 price tag
repels me. Making a folding dinghy is a possibility but will not
happen anytime soon.


Can I have the videotaping rights of you messing with a folding boat?

In article ,
says...

I have given serious consideration to a 10' Porta-bote and am about
ready to order one. Being basically cheap, that $1500 price tag
repels me. Making a folding dinghy is a possibility but will not
happen anytime soon.

For what they are, and I have seen several used, they seem to be a great tool
if it's the trade-off you need.

Scotty

--
Can I haz Cheezeburger?

On Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:23:23 -0500, Geoduck wrote:

On 2/26/10 3:09 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In ,
says...

Looks like it would be hard to make it work on Froggy's small boat.
Thanks, Scotty.

Lib - They don't even try to contribute to boat threads. Jerks.

I gave brief consideration to electric bicycles but decided they are
not worth it. If I was 15 yrs younger, I'd seriously consider simply
using a road bicycle as I used to ride 40 miles without much thought
at all. At age 53, enough wrist and knee problems to preclude much
bicycle riding.
Yes, a 28' boat does not have much on-deck space for anything besides
a dinghy and I am looking into getting rid of that .

Have you thought of a Porta-bot type dinghy? You can build one in an afternoon
or two, with a couple of pieces of 6mm, some canvas, and some adhesives. A
typical folding boat can fold down to about 4" thick by say, 2' by 10' and can
lay right up against a wall or lay on a roof very easily. I think I have plans
for one somewhere...

Scotty



First you suggest he carry a motorcycle that won't fit on his boat and
would be difficult to get on and off of the boat, and now you suggest a
10' long chunkajunk that won't easily fit on his boat, either?

D'oh.

I didn't see your suggestion. Did I miss it somewhere?

D'oh.
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John H