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<blockquote data-quote="B M" data-source="post: 694329" data-attributes="member: 54559"><p>Hey there, I used the Yakima low riders, and I had to side load the boat each time. After a long 6 hour paddle, yes it is tough to toss it up over two sets of saddles, however if you get the rollers for the back you can easily roll it up no prob. The eclipse is kevlar, so its about 45 50 pounds, and about 17 18 foot long. I have driven hundreds of miles at 50+ mph, with zero trouble. nice setup and looks cool too!!!! Hope it helps<strong>[Broken External Image]</strong>:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="B M, post: 694329, member: 54559"] Hey there, I used the Yakima low riders, and I had to side load the boat each time. After a long 6 hour paddle, yes it is tough to toss it up over two sets of saddles, however if you get the rollers for the back you can easily roll it up no prob. The eclipse is kevlar, so its about 45 50 pounds, and about 17 18 foot long. I have driven hundreds of miles at 50+ mph, with zero trouble. nice setup and looks cool too!!!! Hope it helps[b][Broken External Image][/b]: [/QUOTE]
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