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NEW FSU MODEL


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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by DA BEAR on April 16, 2009 at 12:43
Hey Jonty,
Yes its confusing cos its a custom,,
Its a drop thru with front wedge (app 8deg) rear drop down (app 1/2inch), with a Kelly Race "round" nose and tail.
I prefer the look of a round nose/tail too the bullet shape.
Platform is the symetrical platform of a "Pro Race", for my bigger feet and wider stance.
Wayne.
Permalink Reply by dave k on April 16, 2009 at 12:53


drop wedge ( wedge front no drop in tail profile ) deck is lower in the front
super drop ( 15mm drop in the deck front & rear no wedge ) level deck
wedge superdrop ( wedge front with 15mm drop in the rear ) level deck
these are the profile choices for all shapes by order
DA BEAR's board is a custom prorace with the wedge superdrop profile ( new production kelly profile )
I will be re-doing my site this week to make it clearer as it is a bit confusing at the moment .
Customs are the same price as production boards , but take 1 week extra for delivery
Permalink Reply by Jonty on April 16, 2009 at 17:53
Which one is this? I like it because I like the look of your drop through boards more than than the normal mounted ones.




How much is it complete and what does it come with? Or what other drop throughs do you have?

Thanks.
Permalink Reply by Brad NS on April 16, 2009 at 18:30
This is a Super drop wedge (profile) in the kelly race (shape )
its a kevlar bottom with cardon in between the ply (nose and tail )
it has force 35 degree trucks and siesmic 77 mm wheels

The board rides great for downhill ,exellent concave with good back foot profile . The wedge front gives more turn without loosing stability !!!! the drop hieght allows for more clearance for URBAN riding , With some soft bushings it also makes a exellent freeride board ( put your foot on the back wedge a realy control those drift slides !! ) PRICE see the web site !

australian wood , for australian skaters !! FSU

Jonty said:
Which one is this? I like it because I like the look of your drop through boards more than than the normal mounted ones.




How much is it complete and what does it come with? Or what other drop throughs do you have?

Thanks.
Permalink Reply by Jonty on April 16, 2009 at 22:30
so...shape is the shape, and profile is the way it's cut/specs.?
Permalink Reply by dave k on April 16, 2009 at 23:29
the shape is the way it is cut ie; kelly , prorace , newschool & classic
the profile is the drop moulded into the board pre-shaping
if you are a association member you get 20% off ( pro deal for racers ) , site members 10 %
contact me through my site for a quote
Permalink Reply by Jonty on April 17, 2009 at 0:54
Thanks.

BTW I don't know if I'm an association member, I'm probably just a site member.

dave k said:
the shape is the way it is cut ie; kelly , prorace , newschool & classic
the profile is the drop moulded into the board pre-shaping
if you are a association member you get 20% off ( pro deal for racers ) , site members 10 %
contact me through my site for a quote
Permalink Reply by dave k on April 22, 2009 at 23:49

New Sterritt downhill
Permalink Reply by stephen.mhsrider on April 23, 2009 at 0:24
oh SHIT that is sick as HELL!. how much would one of those set you back?
Permalink Reply by dave k on April 23, 2009 at 0:28
RRP will be $260
carbon/kevlar pan
carbon front & rear
also available in drop mount
Permalink Reply by tom Crane on April 23, 2009 at 8:04
WOW
how does the kevlar go
like apparently it doesent reduce flex very well?
Permalink Reply by dave k on April 23, 2009 at 12:26
Kevlar by itself does not effect the stiffness , but changes the way the flex works
the carbon kevlar makes the board more responsive ,
it reduces flex while adding rebound to the deck
In theory it should eliminate any speed wobbles that are caused by the torsional twisting of downhill decks

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