I'm selling my 2012 VW T5.1 Camper Van, it makes the perfect paddle wagon. Check out the link for more details.

I'm selling my 2012 VW T5.1 Camper Van, it makes the perfect paddle wagon. Check out the link for more details.

Try again, I've altered the privacy settings, you should be able to view it now!

Bitches 1989

Poke wrote:

DanH wrote:Will 1989 do?

Bitches 1989

You mean: https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10150625787470481 ??!!

Yes, I do! ctrl+C, ctrl+V error ;-)

Will 1989 do?

Bitches 1989

NFU Mutual

I use Safeguard, but I have a campervan. I used NFU for my old van and probably still would if they did campervan insurance.

And I'm pretty sure Sam would be the first to congratulate him on his selection.

Yes he does deserve his place.

The problem with taking air from the boat is you soon create a partial vacuum that prevents you drawing any more air. You can probably get 5-10 deep breaths (unless you exhale into the kayak). This is what we could manage from the DragoRossi system. This is hopefully enough in most situations though...

2nd vote for Canyon Gear. I have one and have used it when travelling on non-kayak friendly airlines. On kayak friendly airlines I don't bother with anything as the bag obviously adds unnecessary weight.

Zero Feather.

Are self healing kayaks a thing if the future?

Self Healing Kayaks

What more could anyone desire? A numberplate... ...judging by the picture? Number plates are over rated... I had mine stolen yesterday! I drive a T5 2.0l remapped to 170bhp (255 45 R18 tyres). If I drive it like Miss Daisy with no boats on the roof I get about 40mpg, if I drive it like its stolen w...

ianletton wrote:

banzer wrote:Yes wezzit?

Hamma Hamma Falls,Washington state

Correct!

JoshOvki wrote:I hope Bren bought the rescuer a pint afterwards!

He's not old enough in the US ;-)

HAZA wrote:How did Bren get out and did he get his kit?

I was wondering the same thing, it didn't look particularly easy to "walk out" from there!


Great, calm, well executed rescue.

To be honest with you, I never had an issue with paying to paddle at the Tryweryn, I felt I was paying for the use of the facilities rather than actually paddling the river (dam releases cost money?). I almost feel guilty using their changing facilities these days. It was just easier popping into th...

Does this mean I can continue to not pay for parking?

Scumbag_Scout wrote:

BristolBob wrote:It's supposed to be 40 km down from Bujagali. Isn't that far enough to stop it backing up to the whitewater?

Or am I being hopelessly optimistic?

Potentially all the way to Hair of the Dog.

Where did you get this information?

Andy H wrote:Wavesport have added a plastic plate to there new creeker the Recon that sits under the seat and expands to around your knees.

Any pictures or detail of this? How much weight does it add to the boat?

Interesting stuff! I'd be keen to see some further details on this.

Apparently you can buy the parts required to make it foldable from VW.

Still for sale, make me an offer if you are interested.

No, I think it is only the old T4 ones that fold down. The back is fixed on this one.

Half way through the auction: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 1219403263

Now on ebay!

VW Transporter T5 Double Front Passenger Seat Removed from my 2012 Van 6 Months Old (Manufactured 12/06/12) Excellent Condition (1 small nick in the back of the seat - see picture) Dark Grey/ Patterned Upholstery £600 ono. http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/OTQ3WDgxMQ==/$(KGrHqN,!l0FG,!ZFr7LBRnS6n6vyg~~48_80...

Yes, videos...Mölheimbekken, a curious short and steep run that was mentioned in Simon's post: Mölheimbekken, is a must, fun and worth the hike in again and again. The Mölheimbekken does look good. I went and looked at it with CallumS on Simon's recommendation, but when we got there it was at least...

Northern Norway is full of gems. Tore's guide on http://www.norww.com is a good place to start, but there is so much more and it doesn't take that much finding once you are in the right area. I've been up there a couple of times in August and there has still been water around. There are online gauge...

My votes for Best line would go to Ben Marr for the first descent of Site Zed and Best Drop would have to go to Sam Ellis for Cauldrons Snout. Agreed. Although I don't remember seeing any HD footage of the snout, may have missed it though and shouldn't have effected the outcome really. https://vime...

Some amazing boating in there and some decidedly average boating by today's high standards! The paddling is great but what's going on with the categories and 'judging'... Ben Marr Site Zed- that's a line not a drop. A drop is, er, a waterfall, we all know that. No place for Sam Ellis? when the winni...