thanks for that Ian. is there anywhere in particular that you recommend (big open parks for example? - someone suggested Langley Park, but i'm not convinced i have to say!

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Originally posted by ianyoung

You bet with Vigorboard & Dirtsurfer. I don't do anything too radical but I enjoy myself http://members.iinet.net.au/~ianyoung/skate.htm

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dat fing looks wheely sic!

I wheely must twy it.

Seriously, really.

There are some dity great big salt pans down at safety bay which the land sail on.

It would be a wicked spot to cut loose, just wear some serious clothing for the gravel rash

Alby

Vigorboards are cool, but they don't carve like a surfboard, just so none of you guys are disappointed. Vigorboards ride like vigorboards.

You can use your LEI to landboard but it may be more prone to damage than a foil - plus foils have a couple of other benefits http://members.iinet.net.au/~ianyoung/Flysurfer.html be careful though - if you venture to the dark side you may not come back!

You really shouldn't be out on a relatively remote place by yourself anyway - besides I'm sure if you post on Seabreeze there's a heap of crew that would join you and try something new.

You might still need to land at the other end of the salt lake so self-landing skills are still a must. You need much less wind to landboard than in the water so self-landing is less dangerous but still should not to be taken for granted.

It's years since I've been out to the salt lake off Ennis Ave? Rockingham but I believe you need a key to the gate - Neil from HTLK can advise you. It needs to be dried right out too.

hey saltlake are sik i land board there sum times flat awesome fune