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So Cal spots?

Postby deltawake » Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:58 pm

Any landboarding scene in the LA area? I'm an advanced kiter on water and I'd like to landboard this winter are there any good , consistently wind spots close to LA. I was thinking that El Mirage would be good to check out.
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Postby Wallrat » Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:40 am

I've gone out at El Mirage a few times. Not enough to figure out when the wind is gonna blow though. I just bring a kite/board when I head out there to ride dirtbikes.

That said, el mirage is sweet if you wanna fly but hurts like hell when you crash.

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Postby Windzup » Wed Oct 11, 2006 3:27 pm

Manhattan Beach is the better So Cal land rider spot. Thats where the locals go for low tide action. Elmers is better for moto style madness.
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Postby Wallrat » Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:44 pm

When I lived in Manhattan Bch. I rode a buggy from the pier down to the power plant in Redondo to get to work one day. It was gusting to 44mph and I was on my 3m trainer kite. Pretty sweet trip cept for that damn pier in Hermosa.

I think the water line is wider at Belmont than at Manhattan.

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Postby kowalke » Sat Sep 14, 2013 10:06 pm

Windzup wrote:Manhattan Beach is the better So Cal land rider spot. Thats where the locals go for low tide action. Elmers is better for moto style madness.
Windzup,
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This is an old post, does anyone still land or buggy at low tide in manhattan beach?
I would think the city officials would have banned this activity In the area


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