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Sydney Rigging Specialists On-line Store- Rigging Products & fittings

by Bruce Clark on 29 Sep 2010
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Sydney Rigging Specialists have recently updated their online purchasing facility to enable many more items to be purchased from their online store.

Now available online are a number of items including:

Made up Spectra and Vectran Halyards
Tylaska Snap Shackles and Shackles
Ronstan Marine Fittings
Harken Marine Fittings
Loos Rig Tension Guages
Cordage
Sydney Rigging Products
Tapes and Lubricants

http://www.rigging.com.au/yacht_fittings_online/categories.php

Sydney Rigging Specialists caters for the whole sailing spectrum. From super maxis to kids sailing dinghies. They have supplied and serviced Sydney to Hobart Winners, Volvo Ocean Race Sydnicates, Racing Skiffs, Racing Yachts, World and Weekend Cruisers.

If you require further information about your rigging or rigging products go to:

http://www.rigging.com.au

or contact Sydney Rigging Specialists email - sydneyrigging(at)rigging.com.au

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