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After much talk, I finally picked up my Torque yesterday! With a newly replaced rudder blade, and kill switch, it was ready for pick up. I also got to test out my inflatable rack system.
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this is how baby kayaks are made:
and after a long day, I had to treat myself and the mrs...
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The Handi-rack system works really well. The bladders (two for each part) takes only about 20 pumps to fill using the supplied hand pump. You could use an electric replacement if you want...like the ones used to fill air mattresses. Once inflated, you secure the "racks" to the car via a strap that goes through the car. The kayak gets secured to the "rack" using the D rings that are pre-attached. I also used the regular bow & stern straps for transport. It seemed a bit tedious...but thats because I'm used to simply setting the yak on the roof on a bathroom mat lol.<insert witty comment here>Comment
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very nice, the way easton cycle is popping out kayaks they must have a kayak mill in the back. best little kayak shop in easton
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Welcome to the Geezer Club ........
Seriously ........... good looking Yak ......... looks fast too ......Comment
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