Hobie 16 Masterclass with William Edwards
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Joseph Bennett: The high-performance 'Joyrider' mastering 26-knot catamaran runs in Vassiliki, Greece, while redefining budget DIY racing for the global community.
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HOW TO GET MORE PERFORMANCE FROM YOUR HOBIE 16 CATAMARAN. Champion catamaran racer William Edwards talks us through everything that can make your Hobiecat 16 faster Upwind .
Jib set up and tuning
Mast rotation
Rig tension
Shroud Positions
Mainsheet trimming
Crew weight positions
Downhaul settings
and much more.
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