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So I went out and demo'd some CLC boats on Wednesday. What a wonderful
experience. I'm really looking forward to getting one of these boats and beginning the building process. I was hoping that my demo would help me decide for certain that I wanted a single versus the tandem, but the sport tandem was such a great ride for me that I decided that I would go ahead and get it. Now I get the privelege of starting to think about my customizations. I've been reading some web pages that show a lot of really cool hints for the build and nice customizations such as artwork and names etc. As, I was saying, I've decided on the sport tandem which is 22' long and remarkably easy to control (in calm seas) by myself. I was concerned that paddling it alone would be very difficult for me, as I'm a novice paddler, but during the test, it felt great. I will be taking some classes once I have completed the boat, so I can learn how to roll the thing (yes it can be done apparently) and in worst case scenarios how to re-enter in deep water safely. Any suggestions anyone has on classes, instructors, or just general boat building would be more than welcome. Wish me luck. bkr |
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