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How to gybe a surfboard...
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laurie
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laurie
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8 Jan 2009 6:33pm
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..with pictures!
If you want to know the nitty gritty of how to gybe (or jibe) a surfboard, then get the goodness in this new article...
www.seabreeze.com.au/Articles/Kitesurfing/How-to-gybe-a-surfboard_2165971.aspx
There are heaps of others here:
www.seabreeze.com.au/Articles/Kitesurfing/Summary.aspx
Enjoy ..
GreenPat
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GreenPat
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8 Jan 2009 6:48pm
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With feet that big, couldn't you just kite without a board?
laurie
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laurie
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8 Jan 2009 8:10pm
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GreenPat said...
With feet that big, couldn't you just kite without a board?
Been known to happen, but seldom on purpose.
brucex
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brucex
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9 Jan 2009 9:32am
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Wow -
a very well put together article -
must have been written by an engineer - to be so detailed -
Very informative - and riding both ways can be a good thing to do if you want to but my advice for new comers to surfboards is simple
Just ride with in your natural stance and avoid the frustration of trying to gybe
which means riding toeside - it is oh so simple when you get the hang of it
cheers Bruce
GreenPat
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GreenPat
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9 Jan 2009 12:07pm
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brucex said...
must have been written by an engineer - to be so detailed -
- and to have so many spelling errors in the first draft.
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