u/bendersfembot

I have finally finished outfitting my Sportspal Canoe for testing. These designs are new and will not be available for sale until testing is completed.

I am heading to the lake to test the canoe with a minkota endura 50 lbs trolling motor, a Honda BF 2.3 hp long shaft gas motor, and a bicycle tow hitch with our ultralight Portage system.

If testing is successful i will be attempting a trip that involves traveling 20+ miles towing my loaded canoe behind the bicycle. Then i will paddle, motor, and portage 40 miles of rivers/lakes followed by more canoe biking to a friends place for pickup.

Anyone and everyone is welcome to tune in for these epic tests and challenges that are creating the FUTURE OF CANOE ACCESSORIES.

Traded a $70 lightbar for this bike and just wondering if the community has any advice, tips, and tricks for me or knows anything about these bikes. Has been hanging in a shop for at least 10 years. Everything seems to work but it will need a new front tire as this one is cracking.

I built this as an ice fishing shack in the winters and our hangout shed in the summers. The numbered boards on the back wall slide forward for a second bed upstairs. We have spent many -30c nights camping in our little shed.

Weighs 48lbs and came with oars.

My son made this and i thought the group might like it. It was molded to his face so it fits him perfectly.

I have paddled 160 miles of this river every spring for 12 years and this was the first time i could run a motor. Long stretches of significant rapids and logs in the water but had a blast.

My boy asked for a month of Netflix. If it's not ads it's this. When is it enough.? On the bright side, it reminded me too cancel.