PaddleSport Racing is selling off some of it's older Pel/Plastex dragonboats.

We've got 3 used boats (all 3 years old), and we've also got a 2 boat dragonboat trailer for sale (which can hold 4 boats if you stack 'em).

The boats/trailer can be sold separately, or as a package.

Email us for more details....pics are available on request.

Jeff Holubeshen

Does paddle sport racing still exist?

Yes, we still exist. We just decided to change our business model a bit.

We're going to focus on running 1 r 2 festivals a year. We just finished assisting Trinidad with running their first-ever festival. (it went really well - they even had the President of Trinidad & Tobago show up to watch!)

For our Stouffville event, we have decided to rent BuKs from GWN. So that's why were selling off a few boats.

Jeff

Good luck Jeff, it's good to see you guys still kicking around. Even if it's at a smaller scale than originally anticipated, it's still a great thing.
See you in Stouffville...

You guys should make a pitch to Humber College. They've got a great property on Humber Bay where they house their sailing and powerboat centre.

http://sailing.humber.ca/

Maybe you could convince them to dabble in the paddling game? Given that they already own their own waterfront property and dockspace, running a modest DB program could might even be profitable for them. It wouldn't be that big an investment to pick up a couple boats for student teams and/or renting to public teams.

Humber Bay is proctected water, with a reasonable west end location (Lakeshore & Park Lawn) that has both steetcar access and a huge amount free public parking at Humber Bayfront Park.

Just an idea.

for all those that thought the dragon boat business was all riches....