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Sliding Seat
Aluminum Tubes
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The sliding seat is a standard fixture in most
boats. The sliding seat consists of aluminum tubing that is
bonded to a carbon fiber seat with an additional layer of carbon. |
$ 75 |
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Sliding Seat
Carbon Tubes
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This sliding seat is a standard fixture in all
racing boats. The sliding seat consists of carbon tubing that
is bonded to a carbon fiber seat with an additional layer of
carbon. |
$ 75
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Picture
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Sliding Seat with
Seat Pedestal
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This is a carbon fiber seat with either aluminum
or carbon tubing mounted on aluminum rails. This sits on a carbon
fiber seat pedestal. |
$ 150
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Sliding Seat/Sliding Foot Brace
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The sliding foot brace allows you to slide your
seat in the boat without having to worry about changing the
distance to the foot brace. It is attached to the seat with
aluminum rails so the seat and foot brace move together. |
$ 145
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Seat Pedestal
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The seat pedestal is mounted in peepers. It can
be put in other boats as well for additional seating. It is
a carbon fiber lay up and when mounted in boats produces an
air cavity to help with buoyancy if the boat ever capsizes. |
$ 75
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Seat
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There are two seats available. The standard racing
seat is show on the left and the stock seat shown on the right.
They both consist of carbon fiber lay ups and can be mounted
in any boat. |
$ 45
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Bench Seat
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The bench seat was intended for war canoes but
has found it’s way into some the Traveler series as well.
It’s a carbon fiber lay up with two pieces of core material
for added strength. |
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Adjustable Foot Brace
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The adjustable foot brace is made of aluminum
angled pieces and rails. The foot brace helps with your overall
control of the boat. |
$ 35
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Available
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