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Written by Pete Lindley
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Monday, 08 March 2010 11:08 |
Rooster Sailing partners with the ISO Class Association
The ISO Class Association is pleased to announce the partnership with Rooster Sailing.
Rooster Sailing will be bringing both spares supply and promotion to the ISO Class to boost further National and international interest in the unstoppable ISO.
Rooster Sailing is renowned for excellent customer service and have a great track record in supporting various Classes. Your ISO Committee are working closely with Rooster to ensure that the Class is properly supported with ready a supply of spares and support for all your ISO needs.
Rondar Boats will continue to supply Hyde sails to the Class. In addition, Rondar remain the Class Association approved builder and looking forward to increased orders through the link with Rooster Sailing.
The Class has grown substantially in Europe over the last 4 or 5 years thanks to the Italian enthusiasm driven by the Class going to Lake Garda on several occasions. To celebrate this success, the Class will be returning to Garda for the 2010 Europeans event in August. Rooster Sailing and Rondar Boats are looking forward to supporting both the UK and Italian fleets to further promote the Class in Italy and throughout Europe.
Contacts
Bob Ladell -
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Last Updated on Monday, 08 March 2010 11:30 |
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Written by Pete Lindley
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Wednesday, 03 March 2010 22:20 |
Where to buy your ISO parts is a common question banded around. Quite rightly so as, one, we need bits so our boats and ourselves can function properly; and two, it isn't common knowledge where to source bits from!
There are several sources of supply depending upon what you want and if you want it new or second hand. Obviously (or at least I hope this is obvious), the list below shows by default the source for buying new unless stated otherwise. If you want second hand, then the message board on this website has a "for sale" and "wanted" section on it:
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These are on a made to order basis at the moment as demand is low, so you may find that you have to wait a short while to get one. |
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There are currently no suitable wing moulds, but the class is working with Rooster to rectify this. |
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Never been to a race meeting before??? |
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Written by Pete Lindley
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Sunday, 07 March 2010 20:02 |
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From chatting to various people, mainly newcomers to the ISO or just new race meeting attendees, the reason they haven't attended before is that they think the racing is ultimately serious. They think they won't be welcomed into the class because they don't know every rule or they might get shouted at by the top guys because they were in the way etc. This is most definately NOT TRUE.
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Registered, Logged in, but still see "Register to read more..." buttons |
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Written by Pete Lindley
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 17:39 |
If you have registered successfully and have paid your correct membership fees, then there should be no problems.
If however, as per the pic below; you are logged in as per Circle A but still see buttons as per Circle B, and should be seeing buttons as per Circle C, then this is most probably due to the fact your membership has expired.
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Last Updated on Monday, 08 March 2010 11:57 |
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