Re: [Paddlewise] [Fwd: FS Eddyline Falcon 16]

From: Roger Korn <rkorn_at_europa.com>
Date: Mon, 04 May 1998 21:14:19 -0700
The 16 is a great boat for 160# minus paddlers plus gear, but the 18 is a real
gem for us 180# plus folks. Try it, you'll like it. Wonderful balance in almost
any wind and sea direction combination and faaast.

Roger

Dave Kruger wrote:

> Just passing this on -- the 16 has been superseded by the 18, but local
> paddle jocks say the 16 is a sweet boat.  Note the correct email address
> is at the bottom.
> --
> Dave Kruger
>
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject: FS Eddyline Falcon 16
> Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 18:21:39 -0500
> From: "Russ Tarver" <rtarver_at_gsbs3.gs.uth.tmc.edu.nospam>
> Organization: University of Texas Health Science Center
> Newsgroups: rec.boats.paddle
>
> For Sale:    Eddyline Falcon 16
>
> Year:       1997
> Color:     Yellow
> Trim:       Black
> Lay-up:   Expedition
>
> Extras:  Ritchey blue-card compass (mounted), Yakima aluminum rail foot
> braces, Palm spray skirt, rain cover, Swift 230cm fiberglass paddle
> (mid-swift), Eddyline padded seat, bilge pump, sponge, etc.
>
> Basically a complete setup.
>
> This is a boat I purchased just over a year ago.  I had the forward bulkhead
> placed two inches forward of usual at the factory (to increase leg room).  I
> also had the seat moved one inch backward for the same reason.  The boat is
> yellow with black trim and combing.  Ritchey compass mounted on the deck.
>
> I've spent most of my time on flat-water bayou taking day trips.  I have
> completed a few bay crossings and spent a few hours in the surf with it.
> The result is that the boat is in extremely good condition.
>
> If you are unfamiliar with the 16, then you should know that it is a high
> performance boat with a very narrow beam, strong secondary stability, good
> tracking, and sufficient cargo space for multiple days on the water.
> Further specs can be found at www.eddyline.com.
>
> This is a great boat for females who are sure of their paddling skills or
> ability to learn.
>
> I figured that I have about $3000 in the boat and gear.  Asking price of
> $2100.  -- no tax  :)
>
> I suspect that this package is for someone who is planning on moving from a
> plastic touring boat to a better model and doesn't mind buying something
> pre-owned.  Or else somebody who is budget minded.
>
> I can be contacted in the Houston TX area at:
>
> Russell Tarver
> 713.218.6040
> rtarver_at_gsbs3.gs.uth.tmc.edu
>
> I can email pictures of the boat if needed.



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