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October 2017.Pages OCTOBER 2017 November Edition closing date Friday 20th October, 2017 FOR SALE IN ROWTRADE Is it time you upgraded your trailer? Look no further! For sale: Custom built aluminium rowing trailer. Less than 3 years old (2014 build). Aggregated Trailer Mass: 2000kg. Dual Axle. Hydraulic brakes. LED lights. 12 quad capacity, designed so a 4th rack could be added. Trailer overall length (tow ball to tail) – 11.2m. Trailer overall width (outside of wheel guards) – 2.47m. Price negotiable at $22,500. Trailer is located in Canberra. For more information, c o n t a c t V i c k y S p e n c e r a t [email protected] or 0448 668 559. Victorian based clubs and schools VicRoads recently updated the rear overhang and operating conditions for water sports trailers. Ensure your vehicle and trailer are compliant by reading the latest VicRoads bulletin. Good luck to all Australian Rowing Team Members competing at the World Championships! See full coverage of the event at www.worldrowing.com JUST LISTED FOR SALE * 2014 SYKES SINGLE SCULL. Single scull in excellent condition. Purchased late 2015 from Sykes and rowed only to Nationals 2016. Boat has been stored since. Mould 137 suit 90+kg rower. New stretcher and shoes added at time of purchase. Set of Croker S2 Superlights in good condition included. Price: $8,000. Located in Mildura, VIC. Contact David Talbot at [email protected] or 0427 164 490 Are you tired of rowing on rivers and lakes? Are you looking for a new rowing challenge? Open water rowing could be for you! FOR SALE IN ROWTRADE Pocock Bay 21 single scull. Suitable for rough water. White fibreglass/carbon hull built by Pocock Racing. see http://www.bayshellsrowing.com/ BaySpecs.aspx New in Oct 2003 when shipped direct to me. Hull 6.5m long, 0.41m wide, 17.5kg rigged. My weight is 67kg and the scull has been used on fine days in the warmer months along local Port Philip shore. Stored in our garage. In excellent condition with carbon Dreissigacker oars, spare pair Sykes wooden oars and hand-trolley. Location: Rosebud, Victoria 3939 Price: $3000. Contact Ferdi at [email protected] WANTED: MENS 8+ Looking for a M8+ to suit 80-90kg School Crew. Preference is for a near weight boat (96kgs) with wing rigger but will consider standard shoulder riggers if boat is in reasonable condition. Please contact Vicky ([email protected]) if you have a suitable boat to sell. FOR SALE IN ROWTRADE THIS MONTH * NK Speed Coach Gold. Selling one NK Speed Coach Gold. In good condition with carry pouch included. Price: $250. Contact Katherine Murray on 0424633474 or [email protected]. Second Hand Coxboxes for Sale. 1 x NK ‘Tin Can’ audio only cox box unit. Well maintained and in good working order, includes charger, brand new head set (worth $165 alone!) and a spare headset $175. 1 x Coxmate unit, recently serviced, in good working Do you have rowing gear to sell? order $200. Visit www.rowtrade.com to post a free classified 2011 Croker Slick 40 Sculling oars S2 Light Supersoft. Used for 2 seasons by lightweight female 2006 SYKES Single Scull. Year 2006 Heavy weight sculler. Yellow and Blue grips can be provided. Have men’s Boat weight 14.00kg Boat number 4273, Mould since been kept inside at home. Some wear to blade number 30, Located in Essendon $5000 ONO tips from pushing off landing (see images). Good Contact Joshua Cukurins on 0466 671 099 or condition and well maintained. $250 [email protected] Our latest product Rechargeable Security Storage Box Space Saver Rowing Systems are more than just Oar Brackets! Call now to see the full range of rowing storage products to help you solve just one storage problem or re-model a whole rowing shed. > Reduce the overall space required for equipment > Increase safety standards > Save money through cost effective custom designed solutions > Make your shed look professional Our new range of products include: The new Rechargeable Security Storage Box, Wing Rigger Brackets, Sliding Boat Racks, Rollaway Steps and of course the popular Space Saver Oar Brackets that allow an impressive 164 oars on 2.2 metres of wall with each oar independently storable or retrievable. SpaceSaverRowingSystems www.ssrs.net.au • [email protected] • GPO Box 269 Canberra ACT 2601 +61 (0) 439 924 660 +61 (0) 2 6161 6379 SSSRSadvert.inddSRSadvert.indd 1 88/2/07/2/07 110:34:290:34:29 PMPM FOR SALE * Sargent & Burton Wooden Coxed Quad Scull. Sargent & Burton Wooden Coxed Quad Scull. Well maintained and in good working order. Price: $500. Located in Canberra. Contact Vicky Spencer at [email protected] SINGLE LIGHTWEIGHT (UP TO 70K) SYKES SINGLE RACER in good condition. Was built around 1995 and has been well maintained. Foot rest has clogs with velcro . Priced to sell for $1500 O.N.O. Located in South Yarra, Melbourne. Concept 2 Model E ergometer. Model E with many additions. Very good condition. Several years old, though hardly used. Tilting seat, vent modified to keep you cool while working out. Additional soft heel straps to allow working with bare feet. Secret Sykes 2008 Single Scull for Sale. 2008 Sykes motor…only kidding. New with all the additions is 2K, single scull. Mould 26 (70-80kg). Used for I would be happy with $1000. Located in Brisbane. recreational rowing. Has hardly been used in the last Contact Jonathan Brett at [email protected] two years. Included in the price are a pair of Croker or 0400601072 Super Soft Oars. Boat located in Melbourne at one of the city rowing sheds. Price: $6,000 4x+/4+ and 4+. As part of a fleet turnover, Redlands (Sydney, NSW) has the following boats for sale: FOR SALE QUAD/FOUR – $4,000. WinTech Competitor, 2008, * Bow coxed, Quick release wing riggers, 75 to 85kg crew average, Raced throughout the 2016/2017 2006 SYKES 1X TRACER Crew weight 90kg. Ideal season including NSW Boys HOR, Good Condition. for a novice rower or as a training boat. Interior FOUR – $2,000, Ausrowtec, 2001, Bow coxed, Wing refurbished (all seat wheels, nuts, bolts and screws rigger, 85kg crew average, Very stable on water, Last replaced, interior gloss enamel coating, shoes raced at the 2015 NSW Boys HOR, Fair to Good replaced with New Waves) in 2012. Hull paint is condition. Contact James Petering (0407 723 779 or somewhat cracked due to sun exposure but no other [email protected] hull damage. Aluminium quick release rigger. T- bracket mounted for SpeedCoach GPS. Unused over the last 2 years. Price: $1200. Contact: Anais Alonso [email protected] 0466273331 Available for inspection in Burwood, NSW FOR SALE ** Ted Hale Coxed Quad. Ted Hale, Coxed Quad. Refurbished, all new gear in boat. Very good condition. Great club boat. $6500.00 ONO Located in Brisbane. Needs to be picked up if possible. Transport can be organised at purchasers cost. Contact Peter: 0412 695 146 FOR SALE ** St Kevin’s College equipment for sale. St Kevin’s College is turning over the following excess equipment: – 4 x Full Sets of (8) Croker Sweep blades. Adjustable handle, all with new sleeves majority veneer handles. $100 an oar or deals for full set or multiple sets. Willing to accept offers. – 2 x 9.9 Yamaha Outboard engines and 1 x 15hp Yamaha Outboard engine. Excellent condition for their age. All engines have been regularly serviced and used last season. ($500 + GST per engine) – 1997 Sykes Mould 27 Eight (wing rigger). Excellent condition for age and well maintained by our boatman. Boat has not been in use for the past 3 seasons. ($5000 + GST ono). Perfect boat for beginners, corporate and masters. Comes with full Coxmate wiring. Please contact Tom Courtney – Teacher in Charge of Rowing on 0410 083 762 FOR SALE ** Swift +4/x4. 2012 Swift coxed four / quad for sale. Quick release riggers, 80-95kg hull, Empacher copy mould. Excellent condition with very little use. Selling due to lack of use. Price: $6,500 ONO. Contact Tim Wright at Wendouree Ballarat Rowing Club- 0457 064 000 or [email protected] Ascham School – coxed quad for sale. Ascham School is selling a 2002 Sykes coxed quad. The boat is a mould 10 and designed for an average weight of 75kg. It is in reasonable working order and would be suitable for learn to row programs or novice rowers. We are asking $1200 but will consider offers. The boat is stored at Wolli Creek, NSW. Please email [email protected] for additional photos or information. FOR SALE *** Prime 1x. Prime 1x for 80kg crew. Boat weight 14.3kg. Quick release rigger with speed coach wiring. Excellent condition. Located at Mosman RC, NSW. $3,400.00. Contact Sally ([email protected]) FOR SALE *** 2011 HEAVY WEIGHT COXED 4 95kg Sykes Coxed 4, Mould 07 built in 2011. Great boat for heavy weight crew. In great condition, comes with Carl Douglas riggers. $11,500 ONO. Ballarat High School. Call Robert Simmonds 0408413743 or [email protected] for details. Empacher Eight. 2013 Empacher R86 alloy wing rigger eight, in excellent condition. Location of Johnston Racing stern coxed carbon honeycomb Equipment: Adelaide. Price (Inc GST) $45,000. and carbon single skin quad sculls. Excellent Contact Details: Alastair McLachlan. Email [email protected]. Phone 0417881 201 condition. Price (Inc GST) $3,300. Johnson Racing carbon single skin double scull/ pair. Price $3,300. 2012 Black Vespoli VIII wing rigger V1 mould.
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