Watercraft with collinear flotation elements

A watercraft, comprising;

• a framework with adjustably attached seat post and seat;
• and adjustably attached handlebar riser and handlebars;
• the framework capable of carrying a rider in a position similar to a rider on a bicycle;
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• the framework attached to and supported by a plurality of collinear flotation elements;
• a portion of the framework located in the hull of an aft flotation element;
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• a fore flotation element capable of pivoting about an axis to steer the watercraft;
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• a rudder projecting from the bottom of the fore flotation element along the longitudinal center line of said fore flotation element;
• the rudder pivoting with the fore flotation element;
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• a drivetrain located in and above the aft flotation element;
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• a propeller shaft rotatably attached at the stern of the watercraft;
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• a propeller removably attached to the propeller shaft;
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• the propeller shaft turned by said drivetrain.

A manually powered watercraft, comprising:

• a plurality of flotation elements aligned longitudinally;
• a main flotation element with an attached framework capable of supporting one or more occupants;
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• a drivetrain with foot pedals rotatably connected to the framework;
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• an out drive unit pivotally attached to the stern of the watercraft and rotatably connected to the drivetrain;
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• a propeller shaft rotatably attached to the lower portion of the out drive unit;
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• a propeller rigidly and removably attached to the propeller shaft;
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• a fore flotation element pivotal about an axis for steering the watercraft;
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• said pivotal steering axis tilted aft of vertical toward the watercraft occupants, whereby pivotal movements of the fore flotation element shift transverse weight distribution;
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• said weight shifts capable of moving the center of gravity of the watercraft sufficiently to maintain balance.