I wouldnt stress too much, its gunna be pouring rain all weekend (till Tues) and no wind forcasted till after the weekend.
Indoor sports weekend will be the only option

You don't want to partake in any indoor 'sports' with lotofwind, and if heshe suggests watersports outside I would avoid that as well. I am pretty sure heshe will be patrolling the beaches this weekend with a large transvestite dog protecting kite noobs from themselves.


Which bit do you need ?

The plate that goes in the board or the cup and UJ / tendon that goes in the extension one end and the deck plate the other ?

I have a cup and tendon you can have, and a spare plate you could borrow. Both are same as the first picture here :

http://www.surfsailaustralia.com.au/listProduct/Windsurfing/Mast+Bases


But I think the chance of wind before late Monday / Tuesday is very very low.

PM me (but I don't get out of bed until gone 9 am on Saturdays).

question...
first there is a post about rotten auzzie windsurf websites
and now you are looking for a mastbase on the forum ...
are the shops so few and far between ??
is there a business opportunity ??
why no mo shops ??
here in Montreal alone there are about 5 shops !!! plus sail repairman within driving distance

joe windsurf said..

question...
first there is a post about rotten auzzie windsurf websites
and now you are looking for a mastbase on the forum ...
are the shops so few and far between ??
is there a business opportunity ??
why no mo shops ??
here in Montreal alone there are about 5 shops !!! plus sail repairman within driving distance

There used to be a windsurfing shop in Coffs Harbour. In fact I remember two different shops. One in the mid eighties close to where Pizza Hut used to be in the town centre. Second was operating out of a garage attached to a service station at Park Beach in the early nineties. The windsurfing shop was a sideline to the owner's job.Both are gone due to lack of business. They went long before the Internet became what it is now.

No windsurfing shop in Coffs Harbour could survive based on the number of windsurfers there. Its impossible. The turnover would be negligable. The only way a shop could survive there would be to be mainly an online business with most of the clientel out of the area. However even that business is extremely tough.

gregob said..
Sunday is looking pretty good - i don't care about rain.

Yes but with the local heavey rain there will be no wind,,,trust carantoc's local forcast



He might not like to get wet once the air temp. is below 26c (why he hibernates for all but 3 months of the year) because his old bones ache,,,, but he knows there will be no wind.

Coffs has no good spots to sail anyways..... shhhhhhhhhhhhh