F-Ribs And Sibs - Inflatable Boat Community

Thanks for all the advice. I would have prefered the weight and size of a 5HP but I suspected I needed at least 10hp at sea.

I need some advice as I've only pottered about on flat water in a RIB. I know it's a length of string question but bearing in mind I wouldn't be setting out unless the water was pretty calm how many HP would you need to be safe at sea pottering around the coast if it got a little choppy in say a lit...

Thanks for all the welcomes :D The weight of the FRIB and the outboard does concern me as my partner won't be much use loading them in and out of the garage and I am prone to back issues. I've decided that the best way to get the FRIB in and out of the garage is to have it on a pallet or in a shallo...

I am about to retire and I want to buy a 275 F-RIB and stick in in the garage of my motorhome. The big question is will it and an outboard fit in the garage! I'd have to buy an LPG outboard as the garage of my motorhome is just under the bed, You can lift the bed up to access the garage so I don't w...

I want to buy a 275 F-RIB and I'd need launch wheels. They would have to be detachable though to get the folded boat in the garage of my motorhome. The beachmaster wheels don't look detachable. I have seen some on ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Launching-Wheels-Boat-Inflatable-Dinghy-RIB-foldable-tr...