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Regards

Chris

I've been using these for a while...work really well on my quads.
It means you have a redundant thruster fin....but worth it.

http://store.magicseaweed.com/FCS-Harle ... tem/13383/

Simply explained by Ryan Lovelace.....also to be found here - https://www.facebook.com/pages/leglesstv/188576004504833#!/photo.php?fbid=591638274235064&set=a.191317877600441.53531.190028311062731&type=1&theater "The goal is to work in the gaping middleground between Greenough's flex...

http://www.mctavish.com.au/blog

Steeno
Oh yes!

This was posted on the Bob McTavish blog on 5 Sept 13.....so in a few days you might need to scroll down or look in the archives.

You were a young man then!

Peter....if you go back to Joe's post on the previous page it shows how you do it. Just copy & paste his example into your post & change the number in the middle to that of the photo you wish to appear. You need to have the photo in the album, or your album first & there will be an id nu...

Ha! This thread is only nine years old!!

Beautiful shot. Has John got any film from back then?

Peter Cooper.kneeboarder. Picture John Ware


The late Peter Cooper Dee Why Point early morning session 1977 Rounded diamond tail with whiptail single fin.

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I must get a go on Bryn's board to refresh my memory of how they rode. What you describe is a fast sweeping bottom turn, with lots of run...was it the desire to surf more vertically that shifted the wide point behind center & increased rockers? Did you go down that route at all? Do you feel that...

Quote - "The bottom turn was off the front rail with full drive and power. the centre of gravity was low and the torque was driven by John's body" Perhaps then, I should say timeless....because the description you give is as relevant today as it was back then....and if you look at a SF bot...

Stunning board! I have a 1977 twin with fluted wings shapes by John that I ride quite regularly and what amazed me most when I got it is just how contemporary it actually is particularly in the foil through the tail. Same with this board, that foil through the back is just beautiful! And that is a ...

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Great photo of John -

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Great photo! That was a time of creators...kneeboarders have always had that reputation for innovation...love it!
It would be great if you could get John to write a few words & also bring us up to date.