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Old 17 April 2007, 21:45   #41
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Alt I know this boat very well,it has been well maintained and you will not be disappointed.Good luck.
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So it is for sale? I e-mailed the owner asking for some pics of the seating arrangment.

Wonder how she'd handle in a swell? It just doesn't have that 'rough n tough' look
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So it is for sale? I e-mailed the owner asking for some pics of the seating arrangment.

Wonder how she'd handle in a swell? It just doesn't have that 'rough n tough' look
It was designed for off shore racing, and I believe races were won in it by the current owner!
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Old 17 April 2007, 22:41   #43
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It was designed for off shore racing, and I believe races were won in it by the current owner!

Thatll do for me, just awaiting a response from the seller now! (We could be onto a winner here)
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Wonder how she'd handle in a swell? It just doesn't have that 'rough n tough' look
How does the Lema handle a swell?
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Old 18 April 2007, 08:53   #45
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How does the Lema handle a swell?
The same as any other 25ft sports cruiser, now can we stay on topic? Mollers, I asked you before to please NOT post in my threads. Incase you missed it...

Mollers, please to not post in any of my threads
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Yes our boat has a Bravo 3 leg with shower cap, the leg was taken apart and parts replaced with heavy duty bits not a single problem with it etc. The boat handles fantasticly well and we have been in some serious rough stuff including a severe 9 and survived etc.

Standing up to drive is no problem and on many of the long legs we do its good to mix between sitting and standing.

You may just find one within your budget if you go second hand etc.

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Old 18 April 2007, 12:46   #47
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Alt not all ribs need to look ruff 'n' tuff to be good in the rough,its the hull design,how its balanced & the structure under the deck that counts a long way.
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Old 18 April 2007, 13:01   #48
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Alt not all ribs need to look ruff 'n' tuff to be good in the rough,its the hull design,how its balanced & the structure under the deck that counts a long way.
Very true but Deltas and Humbers have fat tubes and upswept bows for a good reason!!!
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Old 18 April 2007, 13:11   #49
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Alt not all ribs need to look ruff 'n' tuff to be good in the rough,its the hull design,how its balanced & the structure under the deck that counts a long way.
I agree, it's the seating arrangment I was wondering about!
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The same as any other 25ft sports cruiser, now can we stay on topic? Mollers, I asked you before to please NOT post in my threads. Incase you missed it...

Mollers, please to not post in any of my threads
....and how many 25ft sports cruisers do you have experience of? Has Mr.Kennett given you the authority to tell me which threads I can and can't post on and I missed that also?
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Alt, do you know about the ignore button?

I don't want to have to bang heads together. Mollers needs enough plastic surgery as it is
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I don't want to have to bang heads together. Mollers needs enough plastic surgery as it is
Nos - I do, and it has been used
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Any thoughts on Lencraft? I don't know alot about them but some of them look alright!

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Owned one, never again!
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Which other 25ft sports cruisers are you comparing the handling of the Lema with? Don't be shy.
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Owned one, never again!
Ummm, at 21yo YOU have previously owned a Lencraft, you currently own a Lema Clod and you are now looking to purchase a £45k offshore rib. The student grants in Ireland must be quite something!
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No wonder they keep moaning about the size of their student debt...
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No wonder they keep moaning about the size of their student debt...

What?
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You heard back about the pascoe?
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Old 19 April 2007, 08:19   #60
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You heard back about the pascoe?
Send 2e-mails (one to their business e-mail) and still nothing
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