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1 Reply | 119 Views     Mounting a trolling motor on 02' 210 CC??????????
May 11, 2012 - 9:29 AM - by Kentster91

Q. We are wanting to mount a trolling motor on the bow of our 210 CC and our local trolling motor guy... [Read More]
A. As you currently own a Triumph I invite you to join the site and have the ability to review and download all the info you need for modifications and additions to your boat.


1 Reply | 105 Views     Lettering for a logic ??
May 07, 2012 - 10:17 PM - by Chris

Q. Hello , I have a logic that runs great and have decided to put new state etc numbers on , vinal... [Read More]
A. You have to use special primer over the spot that you plan on putting the decals first to make them stick. As a Logic/Triumph owner I invite you to join this site to share the wealth of knowledge available for you and your boat.


2 Replies | 131 Views     Impressions on the 120 cc
May 07, 2012 - 10:06 PM - by Ybloh

Q. Hi,

I have seen a couple of on-line ads for the 120cc, but haven't actually seen one... [Read More]
A. I think the design idea of the 120cc is really kinda dumb. Why would you want the large cylinder shape sides of an inflatable when the boat doesn't actually hold air, deflate or fold up? It's a rigid hull and big cylinder shapes are a waste of space. A foam filled standard V hull or skiff style would still be unsinkable. A standard shape hull is just much more practical. The whole reason inflatables have that shape is due to the needed design for rigidity when inflated and to be portable when deflated. I think the engineers at Logic (Triumph) missed a few classes in marine hull design.


3 Replies | 212 Views     deformed / warped hull
May 06, 2012 - 7:03 PM - by Truenorth

Q. I'm looking at a 2002 190 Bay with a 90 Yamaha on it. I looked closely and I can see that it was... [Read More]
A. Look elsewhere...........for another Triumph.


1 Reply | 188 Views     Motor for 191 FS
Apr 13, 2012 - 4:56 PM - by Todd Blount

Q. I am planning on purchasing a 191 FS for lake use; primarily fishing, tubing and some waterskiing. ... [Read More]
A. My 191 has 150HP and I was zooming across the bay yesterday at 48 knots wishing I had a 175HP...but if I did, then I'd want 200HP.

However 95% of the time I don't have the boat at WOT and I could get by with 90HP as it is just me on the boat.

The 191FS would be fine with 115HP, but it really depends on the passenger load.

If you apply the general rule that "more is better" then you'd be happier with a 150.