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I question why they have to close at all.

Liability issues. Coyote likely has a policy requiring every sailor be returned to the park before closing. Years ago I was a regular at Coyote. I remember ...

Go Fred! At 80, Fred should get comp'ed a full new setup from the vendor(s) of his choice. Scratch that... they should pay Fred for riding their gear!

We are taking about range, not duplicating boards because you want to have the option of trying a different one sometimes, or buying as many as you can just because ... you can. Why stop at six then? ...

A lot depends on where you live. In the South Bay, Palo Alto is a friendly intermediate spot, as long as it isn't low tide (mud). Coyote is safe on the inside, but wind conditions are best outside, ...

Posted a board for sale on iWindsurf classifieds a week ago and got the email replies below. If you're selling on the classifieds, beware, this dude is a Nigerian scammer. I sent him a response to t ...

Oh well, let's get spooked, H'een's around the corner
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New footage, excellent motivational video to get your jibe percentages up:

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Any one been there recently? Is the ramp still inaccessible on the weekends? Forced to sail from 13th street? Any more or less radiation? =8-0

Seems to be the only place with consistent winds l ...

I'm a believer of just going for it and getting into the Bay as soon as possible. Coyote is world class and you can rent and get lessons from Boardsports. Good place to learn how to waterstart which ...

We can't be too upset at San Mateo Co,,they ARE rebuilding our 3 windsurf ramps for us![/quote]

Yeah and not just sandbag ramps but permanent and longer ones that aren't as steep so we can sail u ...

Another problem is that when it shifts SW, the inside can shut down.

So true and it tends to be really up and down. Best SW days I've had at Coyote have all been way outside (2 miles+) and usually ...