San Juan 21 Class Association

After nearly 20 years, it's time for me to part ways with "Coir Jaot " (Gaelic for "Favorable Winds") Located in Lewiston, ID, the boat is in good shape but has not been in the water in over a year. Last sailed at the 2019 Western Nationals at Lake Chelan, WA Yellow w/Cream colored top and yellow no...

I'll post a picture later in the week (out of town on business)

Never seen one offered by a manufacturer. I got a used one from the east coast years ago off the old Harbor website. Two piece, can be used with mast up or down. Built one a while back (7-8 years ago) using mine as a pattern.

LEWIS-CLARK SAILING ASSOCIATION http://www.lewisclarksailing.org presents the 37th Annual Tribune Cup Regatta September 15th and 16th, 2012 Chief Timothy Park, eight miles west of Clarkston, WA One-design (SJ21) and handicap fleets (Portsmouth) Schedule Friday, Sept. 14 Early arrivals welcome • Tent...

Hey guys -
I'm a bit late with this, but we had 11 SJ21's on the line Sept 17-18 for the Tribune Cup Regatta on the Snake River just west of Clarkston. It was great! Racing was a bit slow (drifter!), but we had a great time.

http://lewisclarksailing.org/lcsa-club- ... p-regatta/

So THAT"S how you do it! I messed around with that for 30 minutes just to get where I did (course the first 20 where BEFORE I went to the help section )

Thanks!

I also vote for preserving Jim Hubbard's Harbor discussions at the Class Association site

Yellow boats rock! "Coir Jaot" is Gaelic for "Favorable Wind". I've owned her for almost 10 years . I sail mostly on the Snake River along the north side of Clarkston, WA. I also trailer her around the NW. Unfortunately, my wife does not enjoy the boat as I do. Fortunately, my 4 yr old daughter does...

Can we please focus on fixing the problems with our existing handbook PRIOR to make unnecessary changes to the sails? There are still conflicting drawings and descriptions for the class rudder. I know that the Chief Measurer has ruled that the written description has precedence, but unless you read ...