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adeeb

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Running Backstays
« on: September 01 2012, 10:53 »
has anyone installed running backstays on the Bav, i have the fitting in the mast and the running backstays, however, i dont know where to start with the deck fittings for the runners, anyone have any advice?

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CharMel

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Re: Running Backstays
« Reply #1 on: December 30 2013, 19:36 »
Hello

did you ever get your running backstays set up?

I purchased my boat in Mallorca and sailed across through Panama and now am in Mexico.  I am planning a trip across the Pacific and am considering putting in an inner forestay and running backstays.  So, I would be interested in what you did.
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Viking

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Re: Running Backstays
« Reply #2 on: January 07 2014, 21:23 »
I recommend contacting your Selden dealer. They know exactly how it should be done.
I am fitting an inner forestay on my B55 (2010) and as long as it is fixed no lower than 1 meter from the original forestay, no backstays are needed.
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