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e0422713
WA
Australia
641 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 5:40 pm
   
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| is this true? |
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tha dogman
NSW
Australia
2132 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 5:50 pm
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| yes |
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dudelatitude
QLD
Australia
27 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 6:31 pm
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| 6'6" x 29 3/4" The Impossible |
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hilly
WA
Australia
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Sparx
VIC
Australia
389 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 7:49 pm
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Who cares!
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SurfeeChick
VIC
Australia
104 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 7:55 pm
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Hi Hilly,
I saw Shaun Poynter ride one at Noosa and he would be in the 60+ I think.
It did look quite unusual as you say like a 12ft cut off half way.
He didnt seem to have any hassles on it even in the messy surf?
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blueseven
QLD
Australia
49 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 8:17 pm
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| probably make a good knee board |
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Sparx
VIC
Australia
389 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 8:28 pm
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Work on the old axioms. If it looks right, it is right, if it feels good under your arm it will feel good in the water , everything in proportion, I'd rather eat worms! I rest my case.
Cheers
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wheels
WA
Australia
75 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 8:48 pm
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Just buy a 12' Starboard and in a couple of months you will have two 6' Starboards. |
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JOYRIDER
SA
Australia
426 Posts |
Posted 06/08/2010, 8:59 pm
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that backyard looks like a drugo burglars delight.
lappy and 2 Starboard sup's??? |
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jasdeking
QLD
Australia
598 Posts |
Posted 07/08/2010, 5:08 pm
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| didn't people used to ask decades ago " are they really making boards only 6 foot long? how would you ride that? :) " hmm where would we be if the makers had no imagination...more power to starboard and anyone with imagination. |
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termite
NSW
Australia
156 Posts |
Posted 07/08/2010, 7:11 pm
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I'm imagining knee up paddleboarding is going to be all the rage
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