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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Owen on -
how does the board go with no concave? can you lock your feet into the front and back sections?
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Permalink Reply by dave k on
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Owen said:
it has plenty of concave ! 11mmhow does the board go with no concave? can you lock your feet into the front and back sections?
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Owen on -
I meant the new three peice, which looks flat.
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Owen said:I meant the new three peice, which looks flat.
the 3 peice has 11mm concave aswell
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Owen on -
now I see. will you be doing wedged nose and tail sections as well?
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by DA BEAR on -
Hi Dave,
It's about power/weight ratio and weight/stability ratio.
I figure with a slalom deck the lighter the better for turning through the cones,
lighter means the setup has less inertia, so its easier to change its direction.
Power/Weight/stability with a speed/downhill deck.
Big and heavy sticks to the road, what happens when you start making them lighter and lighter?
Is there a minimum weight needed to rettain stability? Picture a offshore jet boat flippin.
(or do i just eat another pie to make the weight up? will there be handicapping at Newtons based on my weight).
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