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Old 13 March 2005, 18:07   #1
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6 - 7m RIB

Hi,
I live in Norway and I am looking for a 6-7m RIB. I've been looking at the Voyager 645 and the 6.4/6.8 by Tornado.
Any other suggestions?




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Old 13 March 2005, 19:18   #2
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Hi anicdu!

I´ve been looking for a new RIB in about 1 year now. I´ve been testing a lot. My absolute favourite brand is Osprey. Why don´t you go for an Osprey Viper or Viper Max. I know there is a few for sale in Sweden.

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Old 13 March 2005, 19:49   #3
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Thanks, I've just been looking at them. They look excellent! But do you have you tested any others?
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Old 13 March 2005, 19:59   #4
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humber?

although its a biritish based brand, have you looked at the humbers? very good boats, and good value!!! have a look at the ocean pros!
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Old 13 March 2005, 20:09   #5
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Yes, they are really nice!

I´ve have tested a few in different sizes.

For example:
Osprey
RIB Unlimited
Rupert
Parker/C-RIB
Prestige
Scorpion

Send me an e-mail and I can teel you more in Swedish. I think we will understand each other better then....


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Old 13 March 2005, 20:25   #6
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Has anyone tested any of the mentioned tornados or a solent?
Anything between 6-7m is of interest....
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Old 13 March 2005, 20:33   #7
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Anything between 6-7m is of interest....
In that case, strike Scorpion from your list as 7.5m is the starting size.
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Old 14 March 2005, 14:49   #8
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Hi,
I live in Norway and I am looking for a 6-7m RIB. I've been looking at the Voyager 645 and the 6.4/6.8 by Tornado.
Any other suggestions?

Any preference - Petrol - diesel cos if diesel then my Parker 630 is still available - see Ribs for Sale
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Old 14 March 2005, 20:08   #9
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Have a look at an Excalibur

It is worth looking at a www.gaelforceventures.com for a seaworthy well found vessel.

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I think OB petrol would be the right option me...
However, I have kind of narrowed it down to a tornado or osprey seaharrier. Any last objections/suggestions?
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