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This category is for sites relating to the complete fabrication and manufacture of recreational or racing rowing shells, sculls, and hulls. Sites listed in this category manufacture complete, water ready, craft and not just a part of the craft.
http://www.braca-sport.com/
Lithuanian manufacturer of racing and training blades for both sweep and sculling boats. Includes company history, contact information, product description, and dealer list.
http://www.johnstonracing.com/
Australian manufacturer of International Standard rowing shells and offers a complete composite, fiberglass and timber repair service.
http://www.maasboats.com/
Manufacturer of both open water and flat water rowing shells. Includes dealer locator. Located in Richmond, California.
http://www.martinoli.it/
Specialize in the production of fittings for rowing and regatta boats. Includes specifications of accessories and fittings and order form. Located in Italy.
http://www.resoluteracing.com/
Manufacturer of one-piece all-carbon racing shells for singles and eights. Located in Warren, RI.
http://www.rowableclassics.com/
Dedicated to wooden rowing shells and is a not-for-profit collaboration among people committed to preserving, restoring, building, owning, rowing or displaying wooden racing shells, oars and accessories. Includes inquiry form to determine which craft is needed and photo gallery.
http://www.rowvirusboats.com/
US Distributor for Virus rowing shells. Made in France, Virus recreational and sport rowing boats are stable, durable, fast, and sleek in design.
http://www.sykes.com.au/
Manufactures racing rowing shells. Includes company news, history, and a summary of the manufacturing process. Located in Geelong, Victoria, Australia.
http://www.vespoli.com/
Manufacturer of fiberglass and carbon racing hulls for singles, doubles, fours, and eights. Located in New Haven, CT.
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