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Update: All stuff gone except for books and kayak.

(EDIT) I am moving out sooner than planned so the furniture and some fiction books are free for pick up. Must pick up this Sunday or Monday afternoon

Stuff for sale: OBO more stuff added


http://www.flickr.com/photos/78381772@N00 (edit fixed the link)

kayak with: lifevest, sprayskirt, paddle, straps to put it on the roof of a car. Used very little because I stuffed up my shoulder. Was used on the Geumgang and at Anmyeongdo. 450 000w SOLD


Books 3-5000w




Pick up in the Wangsimni area. Message me on here or txt 010 9920 1684.

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stuff added

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Bike sold.. more stuff to come. Make an offer.

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Message edited. Some stuff now free.

[v88]

How much did you pay for the kayak? What brand and model is it? Was it a good boat for Korea?

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Hi V88 sorry for the slow reply I was out of town. I bought the kayak in 2008 in Canada for 800$CAD. When you add in life vest, sparyskirt, paddle, roof straps and getting it to Korea it was just over 1 mill won, which was still cheaper than anything available in Korea at that time. I have probably used it less than 10 times because I hurt my shoulder at hapkido and it took a long time to heal, the paddling would also make it flare up. The model is: Pelican Elite Series Pilot 100 se. I think it can take up to 120kg. I found it to be quite stable and paddles nicely. I think it was designed for lakes so it was quite good here because all of the rivers are large and flat. It's definitely not a white water kayak and doesn't paddle as straight as a sea kayak because it's reasonably short (airplane size restrictions). It's a good in between boat that i used on river and sea. It's about 17kg?? I have no problem carrying it and loading it on top of the car by myself etc. Let me know if you want anymore info.

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