Minn Kota Riptide SE/SF/SM/ST
How much Thrust? Boat weight is key when determining how much thrust you
need. General rule of thumb: you need at least 2 lbs. of thrust for every 100
lbs. of fully-loaded boat weight (people and gear included). If things like wind
or current are major factors where you fish, you’ll want a little extra thrust.
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Please call Minn Kota
at 800-227-6433 for Technical Support i-Pilot Link is compatible with Ulterra, Terrova, PowerDrive V2, Pontoon,
Riptide ST and Riptide SP bow-mount trolling motors, and most
Ethernet-equipped Humminbird fishfinder units.
Click
here to download a
complete compatibility list.
Bow Guide
| Bow to Waterline |
Recommended Shaft Length |
| 0"-10" |
36" |
| 16"-22" |
42" |
| 22"-28" |
48"-52" |
| 28"-34" |
54"-62" |
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RIPTIDE ULTERRA:
The
ultimate saltwater bow-mount. Featuring Auto Stow/Deploy and Power Trim and
pre-installed with i-Pilot that get your motor in and out of the water
automatically |
| RIPTIDE Terrova:
wireless GPS remotes, and Stow and
Deploy it effortlessly with new Lift-Assist Design |
RIPTIDE SP: Powerful, easy to use, available with i-Pilot or i-Pilot Link.
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RIPTIDE SF: Relentless, raw power that doesn’t flinch for saltwater. Mono Arm
Design with extruded, anodized aluminum construction
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RIPTIDE SM: Trusted, big-time saltwater power with your choice of mount.
Tournament tested Mount plows through any obstacle - mount won't budge,
flex, or vibrate
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RIPTIDE SE: Perfect for technical skiffs, Riptide SE packs an anodized aluminum arm,
composite head and compact, powerful mount. It’s happy to take any
punishment you can dish out. Heck, it kind of enjoys it. Extruded,
anodized aluminum arm that's built with strength, for rock solid stowing
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RIPTIDE ST:
Effortless
stow/deploy, up to 112 lbs of thrust, available with i-Pilot or i-Pilot
Link. |
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WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
more information go to 
