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Tiki 21

Sub-space to get into nitty gritty of building and sailing Tiki 21s.

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Tiki 21 in Old Saybrook, CT USA 2 Replies

Does anyone know who owns the Tiki 21 that's under cover at a Cubesmart storage facility in Old Saybrook, CT?  If so, I'd like to chat...!  Best, Jeff.Continue

Tags: CT, USA, Saybrook, Old, 21

Started by Jeff Cohen. Last reply by Jeff Cohen Mar 26.

Rig not tight enough 4 Replies

Bonjour,We put the amst up, and tried to tighten the rig.We use, for everything, shrouds, forestay and bridle,  Samson AmSteel Blue, 3/16", and I made splice on 50 cm lenght, which should be…Continue

Started by Éric Bouvéron. Last reply by Sarah-Jayne Harding Jun 9, 2022.

Tiki 21'adventures 7 Replies

Hello, I'm french so excuse my english, as you know french are very bad at language !I'm also new in this group and not used to forum.Let's begin ! This summer i had the chance to sail over bretain…Continue

Started by Ma rion. Last reply by Éric Bouvéron Mar 18, 2021.

Can a T21 be assembled single-handed? 8 Replies

I'm reconsidering my T26 build as I think about the issue of assembly for launch.I love the T21 design, and wonder if that would be easier to assembly by myself? I don't want to do some fancy…Continue

Started by Michael Cook. Last reply by Jeff Cohen Mar 17, 2021.

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Comment by John PAUL Bould on December 17, 2009 at 9:49am
Hi Scott. Not rectangle and not parallelogram, try trapisium, Paralel for and arft, tapering towards the front. I think...
Comment by Polinesio - Tarcisio Silva on April 5, 2011 at 7:45am

Hi Claudio,

I'm at Paraty, Rio de Janeiro. I did build, sailing and living aboard on Polinesio (Tiki 21') since 2000.

If you need some thing, some building tips etc. call me.

Let's hotting this group.

Cheers,

Tarcisio - Polinesio.

www.polinesio.net

Comment by Scott Veirs on April 6, 2011 at 2:48pm
Yo hablo Espanol!  And you can learn more about our (10 year!) building process at our Tiki 21 blog -- http://econscience.org/tiki
Comment by Jorge Juan Zorrilla on April 7, 2011 at 6:31am

Claudio, cruzando el río hay varios tikis. Dos 21 seguro, uno en Piriápolis y el mio en 33.  Podes googlear "catamaran truco" un blog interesante.

Mucha suerte y a la orden

Comment by Polinesio - Tarcisio Silva on April 7, 2011 at 8:16am

Hi Claudio,

Yes, I speak some spanish, or very "portunhol". If you prefer, write to me on private.

Cheers,

Tarcisio - Polinesio

www.polinesio.net

 

Comment by Jorge Juan Zorrilla on April 8, 2011 at 4:29pm

hola, estoy en la desembocadura del Cebollati cerca de laguna Merin al la espera de terminar asuntos burocráticos del barco. Me gustaría tener el cata "Tamatea" en la zona de Colonia, ya se verá. Todo es plata....

Ya nos encontraremos por esos mares todos los tikis, arriba esa nueva construcción, suerte

Comment by Jorge Juan Zorrilla on April 11, 2011 at 8:19am
Hola. Las primera vela la hice con politrap o plastillera en forma de crab claw. Camina muy bien. Después conseguí unos viejos genoas y con una maquina singer hice velas mas parecidas a las del plano. Es mi berretin  experimentar velas raras.  En tu pais hay una veleria llamada Foxtrot, creo, que fabrica velas de politrap a muy buen precio. En BSAS hay un mercado gigante, en cambio en este rincón lejano hay que rebuscarse con lo que hay. Si encontras alguna buena solución vélica para el KEA avisame para copiarte. Abrazo
Comment by Rod McLaren on March 3, 2013 at 8:15am

Thank you for this forum and for this group - very timely for me and for my son who is taking over the helm on the Tiki 21 that I first launched in Canada in 1999. Here is a preview picture of #97, finally restored and waiting a few days ago to be carried down the to beach at Cape Three Points, Ghana, where my son will sail it out of his eco-lodge, www.escape3points.com. More pictures and details to follow after I get over the jet lag from my return to Canada.

Comment by ernest maud on April 27, 2016 at 2:14pm

Hi I have  a Tiki 21 sail number 586,is there any way of finding out when it was built.

Regards Ernie

Comment by Jeff Cohen on July 6, 2017 at 6:45pm

Ernie, if you call the Wharram office they can tell you when the plans were sold and to whom....

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