Point 65 N, Martini, Kayak
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First attempt at camo for the kayak. It obviously needs work.
This is a modular kayak. For solo the front and rear sections are used. For tandem the center section is also used.
This is a modular kayak. For solo the front and rear sections are used. For tandem the center section is also used.
Center section.
Rear section.
Front section.
Front section.
Center section.
Rear section. The rudder strings from the peddles in the forward section go in the holes in the triangle piece. The loops go around the notches at the upper corners. The four black plastic pieces are guides for the strings.
The rudder has a shaft that goes to piece the rudder strings connect to on top of the rear section.
The rudder strings from the peddles in the forward section go in the holes in the triangle piece. The loops go around the notches at the upper corners. The two black plastic pieces at the bottom are guides for the strings.
The foot pegs are adjustable. They also pivot which pulls the string to control the rudder.
This is the bottom view of the center section. The three bumps hook the rear section at the bottom. The black ratchet strip holds them together for carrying.
This is the side/bottom view of the center section. The three bumps hook the rear section at the bottom. The black ratchet strip holds them together for carrying.
The three bumps of the forward section hook into the recesses on the left. The ratchets hold them together for carrying.
The three bumps of the forward section hook into the recesses on the left. The ratchets hold them together for carrying.
Center section. The foot pegs are adjustable. They also pivot which pulls the string to control the rudder.
First attempt at camo for the kayak.
