i actually used one of these boards back in the day, and just FYI a Bic Veloce 282 is actually 107L volume, 282cm being the length. best of luck with your sale

found dec 16 on the side of the rd by jordan river bridge. pm me or post here ill get it back to you

north winds don't happen very often but when they do there's a good beach south of town towards the ferry. no beach if the tide is up though. more common is the SE, you can catch at Cherry Pt, but you get about 10 kts less than the airport/IV. With foils coming in vogue i think westerly inflows in ...

I sailed out of Macktush years ago, after doing a little job up that side of the inlet. i recall it was a nice camp spot with good water access. this was early spring and the place was deserted. the wind was ok, probably the same you'd see at China Creek. There is a lot of boat traffic there and ...

sorry about my ignorance but, if you're buying a 3.6 wing does that mean there's just no point in windsurfing anymore? also, do you need an equivalent small board and foil ?

id like to give this wing foilin' a go, i think i'm a good candidate with my WS background and fear of stringed toys (guitars exempt). Just waiting for guys to figure out what works. then i dumpster everything bigger than 4.7

windwave how do we even know who you are to give due respect for your localness and also to give thanks for confronting this dangerous kiter.

hi guys i do still sail now and then but this year I've committed to do a hiking trip that will eat up most of my time. No D2 bus but other dave might show up. On a side note, the bus is for sale, anyone want an '96 econoline with 400k on the clock get in touch.

i cut carbon hockey sticks all the time, the trick is wrap it with tape to avoid splinters, use a fine tooth saw and sand the edge to avoid slivers afterwards. also don't breathe any of the dust. but yes it will be a bit short.

removing old pad is a big pain in the ass, ive learned this lesson a couple times. be prepared to do lots of scraping and get pretty baked on fumes. i used goo gone, turpentine, paint thinner and even acetone, also hot sunshine helps. mask and gloves a good idea!
for a new pad i'd probably go to ...

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yeah no D2 party van this year, i'm committed to a hockey tournament thru the canada long weekend. looking forward to just hitting the lake to get back my skillz.

you may not build a finbox, but there's no denying this video is awesome
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxUDTrsTusw

channels
https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/sf11127.html
map
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/natural-resource-use/resource-roads/channel-maps/coastradiofrequencynov23-2015_v10_8.pdf

note there are 3 different channels between Nitinat and Youbou ...

i lived up there long ago and Clucluz Lake out west of town was the windsurf spot, usually windy on summer afternoons. I checked out Tabor Lake one time and it was ok but quite squally. good luck!