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I’m looking into getting a small 2/4 man RIB (often used as tenders for larger boats) for use inshore near the Isle of Wight (England). Does anybody know if I will need to have insurance on it?
It will have a small (no more than 10HP) outboard on it as well, don’t know if that changes anything?
I can’t really find much information on it, not even in some of the RYA books. Thanks for any help.
As a small boat sailor on the same patch of water as you I can answer this one…
You aren’t REQUIRED to have insurance on your boat, but I’d REALLY recommend that you do have it, even if you just buy third-party only insurance. If your boat goes out of control, the damage even a small boat with a little outboard can do can run into the hundreds of thousands of pounds.
If you are a member of a local sailing or boating club I’d guess that they have a membership requirement that requires you to have insurance. Many marinas insist that boats berthed in them or using any of their facilities (Including slipway) have insurance.
Oh, and having insurance has saved me thousands over the last 25 years.
PS – a 10hp engine on a 2-4 man RIB? Why do you want to underpower your RIB – I’d recommend at least a 50 on a 13′ RIB.
4 inflatable boats on a lake in The Netherlands
*Lodestar 290 – Mariner 8hp 4stroke – 35,? km/u
*Zodiac Cadet 310S – Mercury 9,9hp 4stroke 42,2 km/u
*Zodiac Cadet 340S – Mercury 8hp 4stroke 32,2 km/u
*Narwhall 270 – Suzuki 4hp 2stroke 23,7 km/u
*Orkney Boat – Evinrude 60hp 2 stroke 68km/u
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A serias of foldable boats from GRAND inflatables – 5 models from 8′ to 12′ (C240, C270, C300, C330, C360 ). Maximum value for its price + very elegant design!
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Esvagt RIB rescue of 12 Crewmembers from M/S Silva
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SIGHT SEEING
RIB62 will be sailing round tours of the islands
on a regular basis. These span anywhere from
one to several hours, depending on which
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Nólsoy, Hestoy and Koltur,
where you will experience the beautiful nature
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i have a high pressure inflatable boat that is like a zodiac, same design and strength. the boat is 8′6” and is rated to 10hp. i need a new electrric pump that can pump to around 13 psi. anyone have any suggestions?
here is you pump
http://inflatableboat.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=13&products_id=242461
hope this helps
I’ve experimented with a Sevylor Tahiti, and have concluded that despite the initial worries about punctures, inflatable kayaks are practical fishing boats.
I’m now looking to spend a bit more money and get something a bit more hardcore. I’m looking for something that is good and rigid and that tracks well but can handle a light swell.
I’ve considered the Sevylor SVX200DS or maybe a Sea Eagle Paddleski.
Anybody any thoughts on other makes of inflatable kayak that would be good for fishing in estuaries or coastal inshore seas.
since you are looking at inflatable kayaks, do you have a storage or transportation concern?
another suggestion is to look at folding kayaks,. take a look at the Folbot kayaks, they fold into a couple of manageable bags, take about 20 minutes to assemble, and once assembled become a relatively stable fishing boat. these are large volume kayaks.
you can find more info about them at
http://folbot.com
used one can be found on craig’s list and Ebay.
Hi, im looking for a cheap, yet sturdy inflatable boat. I would like to also atatch a motor to it so it should be a RIB. Lastly, im looking for a dealership within the GTA. Thank-you!
finding a "cheap" inflatable at a dealership may be a problem. suggest that you check out craig’s list for used inflatables.
for a dealership in your area try
http://grandboats.ca/
grand inflatable boats, concord, ontario.
hope this helps