F-Ribs And Sibs - Inflatable Boat Community

These are decent value and seem to work okay.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204389620019 ... media=COPY

Hi @sonny1 all good up here thanks.
No plans at the moment for migrating south with the little cat I’m afraid. Sadly think the forum meets we used to attend are long gone.

Still mega quiet on here so thought time to bore anyone out there with another Kolibri post. Due to what seemed like months of crap weather, with local river levels constantly in flood it was a good few weeks before the Kolibri finally got wet. Utilised the down time peppering the transom with holes...

Bunks are far better than rollers for a sib in my book as they support the load over a greater area. Far too easy for rollers to damage tubes/floor and a fairly simple job to remove rollers and add bunks to most trailers. Not cheap though buying parts from the trailer outfits. Coincidentally recentl...

Super quiet on here so thought perhaps worth posting about the latest addition to our fleet. Noticed earlier this year Kolibri had launched a range of inflatable catamaran sibs. Annoyingly the UK distributors of Kolibri, Wolf Rock, don’t include these Ukrainian cats in their line up, and nor do they...

Shame but if not leaching any air just leave as is.
Perhaps just accept them as battle scars.

Martin,
Also more than happy to resume supporting member donations if you’re keeping the forum live.

Hi Clive, yes still here and still boating although mostly only on the river over winter. Latest addition to our fleet is a Kolibri 380 SeaCat. Only tried it on the river so far. IMG_7458.jpeg Off to the south coast this weekend for an on the water demo of a Compass 165cc hard hull sports boat. The ...

Harry’s back, part 18 out now.

No, you don’t need to show either to use the slip. In fact never even be asked for our river licence except when using a manned lock. Keep a weather eye open for the river police if going for a cheeky high speed blast….usually in an orange rib.
Have a good trip.