Posh Ribs

[Andy Moore]

If one were in the market for a rather posh RIB, what choices would one have? One does not require a cabin, but one would like teak decks and one adores lots of handmade stainless steel bits and pieces.

You know the sort of thing. Something one could pose around the harbours bars in St Tropez or hook up behind the Vougue LSE and take to Henley.

One is grateful in anticipation.

--One

[Jimbo]

Mark Pascoe? - http://www.pascoeinternational.com/

[Richard B]

Does one wish to keep one's feet dry when going ashore at one's private beach?

http://www.scorpionribs.com/tenders.html

[Andy Moore]

Originally Posted by Richard B

Does one wish to keep one's feet dry when going ashore at one's private beach?

http://www.scorpionribs.com/tenders.html

One is rather impressed with the nose-mounted staircase. Jolly good.

[codprawn]

Bit off topic but it looks like the aquada will be going into production - HAS to be the ultimate tender!!!

http://www.aquada.co.uk/

Just what every superyacht owner needs!!!

Coming back to Ribs definitely the Pascoe's or maybe some of the Cougars.

[Shaggy]

http://www.duarry.com/english/sportech12.htm

but its left hand drive

Shaggy

[hard1]

Originally Posted by Andy Moore

If one were in the market for a rather posh RIB, what choices would one have? One does not require a cabin, but one would like teak decks and one adores lots of handmade stainless steel bits and pieces.

You know the sort of thing. Something one could pose around the harbours bars in St Tropez or hook up behind the Vougue LSE and take to Henley.

One is grateful in anticipation.

--One

Ah, but for Henley sir, one must definitely not appear with anything too bling or chav. What one would aspire to perhaps, (especially an obviously sophisticated boating gentleman such as yourself sir) would be a RIB constructed in the style of a classic Andrews Slipper Launch - even better, sir, just tube up a slipper launch. One would have to say though sir, that a RIB may not be the ideal conveyance at Henley.

For the Mediterranean sir, may I suggest a Riva, similarly treated with tubes ?

This might suit you very well sir.

Ooooh.

[Ezgoing]

andy

talk to redbay. they supply with teak inlaid decks,,,rreal posh.

www.redbayboats.com

Rgds

[Cookee]

Our BananaShark might be of use to "Sir"? We have some info up on the website now - http://www.bananasharkracing.com/ a link is on the first page - There is a review in the last issue of Rib International and look out for the February issue (out in January) of Sports Boat and Rib - there will be a big review of both the leisure and race versions!

[Andy Moore]

Originally Posted by hard1

Ah, but for Henley sir, one must definitely not appear with anything too bling or chav. What one would aspire to perhaps, (especially an obviously sophisticated boating gentleman such as yourself sir) would be a RIB constructed in the style of a classic Andrews Slipper Launch - even better, sir, just tube up a slipper launch. One would have to say though sir, that a RIB may not be the ideal conveyance at Henley.

For the Mediterranean sir, may I suggest a Riva, similarly treated with tubes ?

This might suit you very well sir.

Ooooh.

Oh yes, a Riva.

http://www.riva-yacht.com/

The lack of rubber has one rather concerned though. A nice platform to eats one's Gentleman's Relish from though.

[Richard B]

Originally Posted by Andy Moore

Oh yes, a Riva.

arRiva? That's a bus, innit?

[hard1]

In Reading? Yes.

[Richard B]

That's the scumbags over in Bracknell!

[Rodan]

Check out the MAS 28 on MAS BOATS

[Andy Moore]

Originally Posted by Rodan

Check out the MAS 28 on MAS BOATS

Ah, but its not a RIB