The Rooster Carbon Tiller Extension - 1.25m long and available in a number of different section diameters......

• 19mm diameter - We added this size to our range to give more room in your hand to hold the sheet.
• 22mm diameter - The most popular and strongest section, used by Ben Ainslie in his Finn.
• 25mm diameter - Used by Ben Ainslie in his Laser® to win the Olympics.

Need a tiller extension for travelling? check out our travel tiller extension that can fit into your hold luggage.

The length quoted of the tiller is measured from the end of the carbon tube to the end of the Rooster red rubber stopper. (Length of the carbon tube). This extension comes complete with a RWO Omniflex rubber universal joint. This joint is easily replaced if you have a different fitting on your tiller - click here for other manufacturer joints available to buy separately. The length quoted of the tiller is measured from the end of the carbon tube to the end of the Rooster red rubber stopper. (Length of the carbon tube).

Steve has used this tiller length successfully with the Laser 2000 -see https://www.roostersailing.com/blogs/tuning-guide/why-2000s-are-so-popular and also the RS200, but the length used was 1.18m.  

It is very easy to cut down to 1.18m. One screw is removed from the UJ end, a drill and 1.5mm drill bit and a sharp hacksaw is needed to cut the tube. Takes approx. 10 mins. See also:
https://www.roostersailingblog.com/how-to-change-a-universal-joint-on-a-rooster-carbon-tiller-extension/

Once the screw is removed from the tiller tube UJ end, pull out the inner sleeve.  Now with masking tape, mark where you would like the new length of tiller to be, and using a hacksaw (with a sharp blade) cut the tube to length. Drill a new pilot hole in the carbon tube to hold the inner sleeve (suggest use a 1.5mm drill bit and using the same measurement,  follow the same distance from the end of the piece you have just cut off as a guide) and then replace the UJ and inner sleeve and tighten down the small screw.

Laser® is a registered trademark owned by Velum Limited and currently licensed for use in Europe to Laser Performance (Europe) Limited. Rooster Sailing Limited is fully independent of both Laser Performance (Europe) Limited and Velum Limited.