The Bay 21

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Ready for passion & exhilaration in your rowing? Interested in top performance for your dollar?

Adirondack Rowing proudly presents an all new recreational single: The Bay 21. The Bay 21 is the product of a triumphant design collaboration of Bay Shells and Pocock Racing Shells. Each Bay shell is superbly crafted by Pocock Shells, renowned for decades for its Olympic racing shells.

The Bay 21 combines a racing shell's feel & glide with an exceptional ability to handle a variety of rowing conditions in flat or open water.

This new shell is a joy to row & features:

	Peak Performance Lightweight and responsive, the Bay 21's unique design gives the sculler unprecedented, abundant "run" with each stroke.
	Legendary Craftsmanship Bay 21 is the product of a triumphant design collaboration. Each shell is superbly crafted by designers renowned for decades of Olympic racing shells.
	Mobility: Up and away! Row where you want, when you want! Light & easy to handle, the Bay 21 weighs only 32 pounds with riggers detached. (Fully rigged, the shell weighs 38 pounds.) The black anodized aluminum wing riggers take a quick two minutes to attach. Easily stores, the Bay 21's length fits in most garages and carports. Its sleek "deck-in" design provides a rigid hull line, conveniently providing support for both upside-down storage & transport on car-top racks.

The Bay 21 was designed by Bill Tytus of Pocock Racing Shells, Inc. and Paul Harvey, President of Bay Shells, Inc. The boat is built to fill the gap that exists between the basic wherry/beginning and the flat water racing single. The shell is of sturdy construction and has been raced successfully in the Great Cross Sound Race on Pugent Sound, in Commencement Bay, Tacoma, and the Strawberry Festival Race on Vashon Island (all Open Water events).

The shell performs equally well on flat water. Mary Jane Swingley won the Northwest Masters Regional Championship in the Women's Recreational Rowing Category in 1997 in a Bay 21.

The Bay 21 is 21' 3" long, at the waterline, with a maximum beam of 15 inches. The shell weighs less than 40 pounds, fully rigged. An anodized aluminum winged-rigger is used that is quickly and easily detached for ease of car-top carriage or storage.

The Bay 21 is designed for rowers weighing between 135 and 175 pounds; however, the boat has frequently been rowed by scullers up to 220 lbs.

The shell is built in a Glacier White color with either a blue or a red stripe. Colors are available at $100.00 extra per color. (It should be noted that colored gel coat is heavy and color will add three or four pounds to the boat's weight.)

SPECIFICATIONS:

	The hull is syntactic core.
	The Bay 21 weighs 38 lbs.
	Wood stretcher with standard Pocock leather clogs.
	Concept II oarlocks with adjustable oarlock pitch and height.
	The Bay 21 has an anodized aluminum winged rigger.
	The Bay 21 has an inspection port and drain holes (although the boat is designed and built to remain dry inside).
	The seat is a single action contoured composite.
	The waterline is 16" and the splash rail is 22".
	Maximum beam on the Bay 21 is 15".

Also take a look a the Water Jogger

Pricing:

Hull	$2,600.00
Self-Bailer	N/A
Deep Fin	N/A
Bow Ball	N/A
Oars	420.00
Freight	(lowest guaranteed)
Total	$3,020.00

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