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what is this please? 15 years 6 months ago #28088



What boat is this guys? and girls?
A friend had one once and i cant remember for the life of me what it was called.

Matt

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Re:what is this please? 15 years 6 months ago #28089

Looks like a Pyranha Micro. Was a popular short creeker in the 90s.

I think it was called Microbat before 1995. After that, there were the Micro 230, 240 and 250 ( playak.com/kayaks.php?id=1708 ).

The old Microbat had a classic round hull. The Micros had a split flat hull, i.e. one rail in the middle and one on each side. Which gave the boat a really strange feeling: it had pretty close to zero primary stability.

[this is from the top of my head. someone closer to pyranha, feel free to confirm or deny]
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Re:what is this please? 15 years 6 months ago #28092



Thankyou Jeroen

I had a stunt-bat, i know there was a roto-bat and i knew there was one more.:cheer: I have a sieve for a brain!

Thanks again

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Re:what is this please? 15 years 6 months ago #28093

Looks like a Micro 230 to me - probably one of the earlier models. Must admit I never found them too tippy. I still use a Micro 250 every now and then coz they are very forgiving indeed.

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