Big thanks to the guy who lent me his multi tool, and also the other guy who just happened to have a set of allen keys. i havnt been out sailing for at least 18 months and my universal decided it would seperate.
i will have to go thru the rest of the gear and do a bit of a check to avoid this in future

The train was awsome, lots of crew out, low tide so you get flatwater goodness, and the wind was at a consistant level.

its been a while since i have felt this sore today.

G

Hey, now I see why they call you skinny - its that speed needle you use.

Evo.trendy 4WD
Haircut thats me

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Originally posted by Nato

Hey, now I see why they call you skinny - its that speed needle you use.

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Hey, dont knock the "old school" gear. She goes alright for 12 year old gear.

Hey i will take that "not a starboard so its outta place in my garage" board off your hands.

Im still sore today, must pull my finger out and get out more. Sunday was great. you know youve had a great day when you want to do more runs but the body lets you down.


G

hey skinny
lots of people love to knock the old gear except when you go past them on the water, then you don't see them for a few weeks!!!!!

skinny, come and hit the waves with us, we sail at either Miami or Currumbin Alley, next week is looking good for the alley, good crew of people as well, always helping and looking out for each other.

md74

you trying to poach from the train are you ?

you ever thought some people who sail there enjoy the very friendly locals from the shelters there !

and look out i am thinking of venturing down there soon !
looking at my first wave board from ian and mick
just need the mrs permission and i will be there to boost your numbers !!!

cheers

u rekon the alley this weekend
i will come in van and stay sat night down there. i am yet to do the infamous triathalon :)

how have the waves been this summer on the goldy

Hey Haircut,

Yes I have the 92 evo and trendy 4WD; if subaru forester = trendy?

As you can see I've made stuff all posts - dont even have one star, so no surprise you haven't caught me here before. But I'm on here often checking the conditions and amusing myself with the posts. I'm a bit of a voyeur actually - just watching, not contributing... seething when all you buggers are out sailing during the day and I'm stuck in the office

Haven't been to the train much lately, I'm living at Burleigh on the beach so its easier just to rig and cross the road, rather than load the car up. Was good to see so many on the water - havent seen it so busy in ages.

And skinny

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Hey, dont knock the "old school" gear. She goes alright for 12 year old gear.

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- I wasnt bagging the gear, I havent sailed that fast in ages - although I'm not sure whether I was sailing really fast, or if it just felt that way because the board was so unstable

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chairman you should be ashamed of your self for what you just said... sacralidge..

and the reason is because big waves are awesome fun

Hey Chairman,

Your evo confided to me not so long ago:

"Man, I'm built for waves, turn on a dime, just want to smack that lip, and my owner is too chicken to give it a go despite being well good enough to try it. All I want to do is go waveriding at Currumbin this weekend with that big south easter that's forecast..."

I don't know what it was talking about, I don't speak Starboard that well, perhaps you know what's going on?

strange how at currumbin the bigger it is the less dumpy it gets, until you sail all the way into palm beach into the tumble dryer

all this talk about big swell and breaking gear in 2 foot !!!

i think i will call the train home !!!