[hairymick]

Heya occy,

if the seats are anything like their boats, they will be superb. I saw one being paddled by a beginner here a few months ago. :shock:

Amazing hull speed and glide for a fairly standard looking sot. If you get the chance, take one for a walk. I think you might be very surprised.

Does anybody have a link to the bic mob?

 

[YakAtak]

Interesting, I'm keen to hear about any seat options that would be worth while for this sort of price. Have been quoted $150 for the Canoe Sports seat, and have seen other brands for around $200.

These guys have the bic kayaks
http://www.southernadventures.com.au/pa ... Kayaks.htm

And here's the home page
http://www.bicsportkayaks.com/

Actually it seems that quite a few retailers have the kayaks, but can't find any info on accessories.

 

[PeterJ]

Hmm . An apex 1 from the states is 130 Aus including shipping (airmail)

By sea mail it's 110 aus dollars.

cabella's

 

["G.W.K"]

I picked up a Bic seat for my swing at a well known brisbane shop at the gabba.
Paid $75 . You might be able to order over the phone or net.
I hope this helps

 

[YakAtak]

I was gonna mention goodtime, but I couldn't find anymention of the bic accessaries on their site. Cheers. :wink:

 

[yakfly]

jason at aquarius kayaks on bribie island also deals in the bic scapas.my partner bought one and is very happy with it.

 

[Daveyak]

Some interesting BicSport kayaks & at some great prices at http://www.paddle.com.au/Paddlesports_sale_1106.pdf
and at
http://www.mainpeak.com.au where you need to click on "Sit on tops" then click on BICSPORT in the drop-down window in the "Select a Brand:" box.

It's also worth a look in "All Sale Items" (in the left hand menu).

 

[Redro]

Bonsoir, mes amis. The Bic kayaks are manufactured by a completely different process vs most traditional poly kayaks - which are rotomoulded. The Bic Kayaks are thermo-formed - usually with a higher density polymer (stiffer) - resulting in a thinner wall section - and a lighter kayak. There are a few manufacturers around who use this process - Eskimo, Fiji, Prijon and Pelican for example.