Fuck, thats ridiculous and shouldn't be happening! But apparently everyone needs there $900000 house with zero yard, crammed in next to their neighbours that they have to take 40 year mortgages and work 12 hours day to afford.

That thing is mint, the collector market for old windsurf gear must be hotter than I ever imagined. where are all these museum pieces ending up?

Good find!!!


Please post a pic, price and a summary, for historical purposes when the adverts disappear.

BigwaveDave.ca the official forecast tool for BC ferries! wooo!

I wonder if Black Ball uses the gordons cam to see how choppy it is.

AJSpencer wrote:Oooo do they include that oar for the paddle?

I was wondering the same thing!

Ummmmm.... https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... =undefined only $500

I highly doubt the claim it was $1100 when new... in 1980.

If there's not a post on bigwavedave about lost or forgotten kite gear was it really windy?

what's the best way to warm up your wetsuit in the winter? This is a technical question with complex physics and one I've spent some time experimenting. It comes down to what you had for breakfast and your relative "activity level" the day before. If you are backed up nicely you are going...

Atomic-Chomik wrote:If "the ocean is free man" then can i have a refund on that $500 seasons pass I bought from you?

only in broken booms and masts.

what's the best way to warm up your wetsuit in the winter?

It's an easy fix, start windsurfing, don't worry, It'll now be spread between kiters and wingsnurfers. Also because you're strings are long and scary, plus you have more control when conditions get marginal. Plus it's just more relaxing to sail when I don't have to worry about looking out for kiters...

sheet in hard and I bet they can throw a loop.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 520777325/

Outside looks good in the pics. Not a bad price considering RVs and conversion vans have been hot tickets lately. Just in time to keep you warm and dry before and after winter sessions. Just saw it and thought it may interest someone.

Apparently there's a debate happening in Maui whether its better to add a boom and mast too the wing or some string. Lots of experimentation, have to see which way this sport evolves.

Not sure they make 6m anymore, maybe for diving. A new good 5/4/3 is plenty. I find the hard part is staying warm and dry while rigging.