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pueno
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 Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 6:27 am Post subject: |
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| sailingdingdong wrote: | | LeeD, aren't you the guy who stated that he forgot how to waterstart because he makes every jibe? What would you know about up-hauling if that is even close to the truth? Futhermore, why do you keep sneaking over here to the Easterners forums? |
Brucie, you are a trip. Bozo the clown has forgotten more than Chuckles the clown ever knew.
Don't you regularly post on the British and Australian forums?
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LeeD
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| Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 1:48 pm Post subject: |
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Sorry, I just thought saltwater floats about the same everywhere we go, so local location is not a barrier to communication.
Yes, at my 150 odd lbs., in NON PLANING conditions, I'd mostly choose a 150 + liter board.
In planing, more likely 85 or so.
Why windsurf when you have no chance of planing? Why use gear that doesn't allow you to plane?
OK, I'll go with JohnI's idea of thems wide, long, SUP style boards for wave sailing and overall barely planing winds.
John, your turn !! |
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