Hobie Mirage GT to 180 with reverse - kayak pedal drive conversion.

[@ronaldharris6569]

Its fascinating and doable the price is the only issue

[@HookCircle]

Yeah, I was lucky to find used parts for upgrade, and then sold parts from my old drive. Turned out to be about $200 for me.

[@pa1264]

The kit cost $700 here in Australia😁

[@HookCircle]

😬 Yeah, brand new drive is like $900. I dont see why it so expensive. Its just some plastic and metal, not exactly a rocket 🚀 science. Sometimes I feel like 3D printing these parts... 😁

[@jayveecapati6432]

do they work to any kayak pedals or just hobie?

[@HookCircle]

Only Hobie

[@abdhamidmohd]

I need to replace my broken hobie mirage spine and the fins. How much would you sell the unused parts?

[@HookCircle]

I’ve already sold spine and fins. Only have sprockets and masts left.

[@cottonO3]

Ya fascinating.. costs 700 in Australia.. so what lol are we all ignoring the fact that it looks the same and the pedals and drum shouldn't matter if the module fits in the kayak from both models... if it's the length of the rod in the center that's the issue just change that.. why u gotta disassemble everything?

[@HookCircle]

Uuuuu... for the reverse capability....

[@cottonO3]

@HookCircle no ya that's what I'm saying is u want the reverse one.. take the pin/rod from the non reverse and put it in the reverse one