Black_Fly Joined Nov 14, 2018 Messages 2,160 Reaction score 3,439 Location SW OH - Land of Opaque Water Sep 4, 2026 #1 Anyone installed this type of track on a canoe? I’m wondering if bending the track to be flush with the hull would inhibit lockup of the pedal clips. Those little notches would definitely be smaller. Last edited: Sep 4, 2026
Anyone installed this type of track on a canoe? I’m wondering if bending the track to be flush with the hull would inhibit lockup of the pedal clips. Those little notches would definitely be smaller.
M Mason Joined Jun 25, 2017 Messages 984 Reaction score 2,666 Location Bozeman, MT Sep 4, 2026 #2 No bending needed--each one has only two attachment points. And it'd be a chore bending that thick extruded aluminum.
No bending needed--each one has only two attachment points. And it'd be a chore bending that thick extruded aluminum.
Black_Fly Joined Nov 14, 2018 Messages 2,160 Reaction score 3,439 Location SW OH - Land of Opaque Water Sep 5, 2026 #3 Mason said: No bending needed--each one has only two attachment points. And it'd be a chore bending that thick extruded aluminum. Click to expand... Nothing a mallot and an anvil can’t do.
Mason said: No bending needed--each one has only two attachment points. And it'd be a chore bending that thick extruded aluminum. Click to expand... Nothing a mallot and an anvil can’t do.