by heymacaulay | Sep 8, 2020 | Australia
The development of light, strong marine plywood and good waterproof glues some 50 years ago allowed the creation of the 41kg amateur built Sabre hull. However, now most boats are professionally built in FRP which has the advantage of less maintenance plus greater...
by heymacaulay | Sep 5, 2020 | Australia
Sabres Moving Forward We live in times where we could all use a little lift – so in timely compliance we provide an update of recent developments and progress of things Sabre related despite the best interjections of Viruses, bumbling politicians and their border...
by heymacaulay | Aug 21, 2020 | Australia
Over the years, most sailors buying a new Sabre have been content to wait for their boat to be built. This allows their boat to be customised, including their preferred hull colour scheme. However some customers prefer to buy a recent second hand boat since they...
by heymacaulay | Jul 14, 2020 | Australia
Sabre sailors now have even easier access to the information they need following the launch of a brand new class website and discussion forum, purpose-built to provide an up-to-date and central location for class information, as well as better connecting the class...
by heymacaulay | Jul 13, 2020 | Australia
Although a one-design build, the Australian Sabre does not attract a ‘one design’ sailor with many women competing amongst its inclusive ranks, a group fondly identified as the ‘Sabrettes’. The Australian Sabre class has a long-standing history...
by sabre_vic | Apr 6, 2020 | Australia, Victoria
Our Sabre family is now navigating uncharted waters with hidden shoals all around and uncharted waters ahead. However, we know that things will eventually improve and look forward to resuming a normal life. Our President, Russell Rooney has provided words of support...
