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Topic: Hobie Mirage Sail  (Read 2021 times)

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Yosemite Rob

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Anyone willing to part with a Hobie Mirage sail?
formerly Da roblo, Diroblo, white devil, etc..


Bullet

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I have a brand new, unused sail but alas, no mast for it.
"That's what."
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NowhereMan

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It would be easy to make a mast out of aluminum or CF tubing...
But oh, that magic feeling,
Nowhere to go,
Nowhere to go!


NuggyT

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Or even some electrical steel conduit pipe would work great for a cheap diy mast.
Tight lines n’ good vibes