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Subject: Re: How much does your boat weigh?


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Jason
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Date Posted: 09:35:23 03/10/02 Sun
In reply to: cameron 's message, "Re: How much does your boat weigh?" on 20:35:49 03/06/02 Wed

My boat weighs bang on 10 kgs, with no water but i always have water in it :(. I would not class 10kgs to be to heavy boat but that would be my limit. My old flame was 12 kgs and it was a slug of the mark but once it was going it was fast.

If there was NO loss of strengh, shape, or life lenght then the lighter the better.
But in real terms what is the difference between a 8kg and a 10kg in a game and speed?

speed - would be nothing or maybe 1/4 of a sec
game - energy saved ? not much
interesting argument though i want a boat that will hold up and be a light as practical. As i tend to be heavier than others 85kg, i wear mine and other boats out so i dont put as much importance on the lightness of my boat but 10kgs is the limit on a new boat for me anywayz.
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Re: How much does your boat weigh?cameron16:05:25 03/10/02 Sun


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