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Topic: Getting your kayak to the water, far from your car?  (Read 1825 times)

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Brink a tire repair kit and a pump.
That's a helluva hump back if your carrier fails.
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The two fold out bars that support the kayak need a cross brace to prevent it from shifting side to side. Other than that, no major additions needed.
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