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Postby esg » Fri Mar 01, 2013 2:53 pm
I buckled my surfboard, but continued to ride for a while. It was bent and flexing just in front of my rear deck-pad.
I couldn't turn without crashing, but all of the sudden I was blasting upwind at a ridiculous angle.
Was this just some weird coincidence or is there something going on there?
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Postby Peter_Frank » Fri Mar 01, 2013 4:02 pm
esg wrote:I buckled my surfboard, but continued to ride for a while. It was bent and flexing just in front of my rear deck-pad.
I couldn't turn without crashing, but all of the sudden I was blasting upwind at a ridiculous angle.
Was this just some weird coincidence or is there something going on there?
I assume your rear foot was put just after the "buckle", or ?
At least, if this is the case - you have put a much flatter tailrocker (or none or negative) into the tail, so it will (might) shoot upwind
A very special experience, and to some point a coincidence, but pretty likely it could happen
Peter
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