# 10 Bellows on the road …

Tony Le ElliottArticles

One of my customers recently broke a transom stay and when I went to recover the craft for repairs I realised that the other stay was also about to rip … Read More

# 09 Summers here …

Tony Le ElliottArticles

Yep, the sun is over the yard-arm once again and it’s that time of year when a man has gotta do what a man has gotta do! With his RIB … Read More

# 08 Watch and learn …

Tony Le ElliottArticles

Holidaying in Blakeney, Norfolk, just after the war, we used to make almost daily trips, depending on the tide, in Stratton Long’s motorboat ferries out to the Blakeney Point, an … Read More

# 07 Ready steady go …

Tony Le ElliottArticles

As I walked around the Earls Court Boat Show, I felt the buzz of the occasion. This atmosphere has taken some forty-seven years to build and I wondered if it … Read More

# 06 Kill cords … think about them!

Tony Le ElliottArticles

Automatic Craft Immobiliser, that is what Kill-Cords are, as far as powered craft are concerned. The correct fitting of the Kill-Cord is very important, especially in fast planing boats. These … Read More

Glacier Bay – Alaska

Kevin GouldingGeneral

A short story about a trip to Glacier Bay in Alaska from the city of Vancouver (British Columbia) in the wake(s) of Captains James Cook and George Vancouver.  From 1998, … Read More

Scottish Highland Gathering

Staff WriterGeneral

HIGHLAND GATHERING – 28 MAY 2000 The 2000 millennium saw two major Scottish RIB Events in progress at the same time. One, the ScotRIB Grand Prix, no longer a race … Read More

# 05 Safety first …

Tony Le ElliottArticles

My theme for this contribution to hotRIBS is …  do not rush your boating, either in preparation, launching or manoeuvring   ‘Safety First’ is a boating ‘must’. When we are … Read More