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Thanks for the vid! Love talking shape and design and then putting it to work in the water... Keep us posted on the final product. 😎🤙

Short and informative, thanks. I measured my arm span 188mm and wrist backsweep angle 17,7°, so I choose SQlab 30X Handlebar 780mm, 16°backsweap angle. 👍

T4 wood coming soon!!! Get rid of ur overpriced arab/petroleum paddle!

Very smart starting point as there are no waves worth supping south of cardiff

That was amazing. Often thought about flying to ca to surf. But it’s a bit intimidating. Awesome video.

Stay away from surfers. Just had one of your kind ditch his board and almost dinged my board. His board slammed into my ankle. Don’t be like other SUP kooks

I would love to go there again!

Cool video.thanks for sharing

My favorite is Trails which is just south of San O. 3 miles of beach breaks. There are super fun and empty peaks there.

I have an 8' Secret Weapon, but I haven't been brave enough to surf it yet

Great video! Come down south more often!

What dates did this trip take place in, its been very flat as of recently so im interested to know how long ago the videos that you took were. Like the grandview clip for example

San Onofre is pronounced with long "O" sounds since all the areas' names are from Spanish. Hope that helps. Also, be careful in O'side, the prone surfers get pretty aggressive toward SUP'ers even when you let the sets go by and try to stay away from the crowd. I've been back paddled by people, then yelled at by them. Just be aware and be cool.

Terra mar point especially on a mid to low tide 4 ft day but it holds up to 10ft we SUP there every weekend

Cardiff is a good one! Just watch out for Joel!!! hahaha Grandview also one of my favorites!! Leucadia has sick vibes!!

When are you going to blue zone?

Custom RNB with an asymetric tail?

I stumbled on your video after picking up my 25 Orbea Rise. Being a newbie, I'm tech-illiterate. Do you have any other suggestions for simplifying the bike since it's several years later? Thx

thanks for visiting the man. I'm glad he's focusing on SUP surfing again. Its my dream to go down to social and do what you did (without vlogging it)

what ETT for 170?

Boring 😂

Nice vid 🤟

WP is a great place to SUP. Just gotta check the winds. Crowd is good too.

Did you take your own SUP or rent?

Nice waves ! 👌

Had any problems with this frame?

Pop(ular)s on the south shore is SUP friendly. Windward side has some secret spots too, but you gotta wait for the wind to drop a bit. Message me if you want a windward tour!

Stay out of the surf spots. Go to white plains.

cringe

Old Man's near Kaimana Beach is a great place for south swell. It's shared mostly by Elks Club and Outrigger Canoe club goers. Very family / beginner friendly. Look me up when you come back and I'll take you out via Elks Club 🤙

White Plains is marginal most of the time. A place for beginners. But when the winds are northwesterly (2 weeks out of the year), the waves come clean.

Although this video is a bit old, can anyone shed some light on this for me? I'm 184cm tall, with a 89cm inseam and 194cm wingspan. In other words... long legs and long arms. I currently ride a Trek Top Fuel size L. However, when I bought the bike, it felt a bit small and I didn't have much control over the bike's steering. I put on a 70mm stem and was finally able to ride although with the 70mm stem I feel like I don't have full control over the steering. I usually ride on very technical trails with lots of roots, rocks, drops and some jumps. I'm thinking about getting a Trek Slash size L. The Slash has a reach of 486cm and stack of 635. I measured my RAD and I'm not sure if I have 860 (measured with my hands down) or 890 (measured using a handlebar) and my ideal reach would be 184*2.55 = 469mm. With my Top Fuel L + 70mm stem + 3 spacers (10mm each), the bike's RAD is 870 (very close to my RAD 860 or 890) and the real reach is 495mm. The Slash XL has a reach of 516mm and a stack of 658mm. I believe that with this measurement, the RAD should be around 880/890. However, its the reach of 516mm is WAY outside the my "ideal" (469mm). Should I buy the Slash in size L or XL? Thanks

interesting you called the main road "fire road" I assumed it was the continuation of Mountain Highway

While I admire your effort and everything, but so many mods and investion. Why did you not buy something Orbea Wild in the first place?

this works as a back freecoaster too, right ?

I´m waiting for my FOX, can I use the same music for my reel! It´s awesome!!!

hey there, thanks for the clip. i'm always on the lookout for good SUP spots; was that recently?

How about a good prevention brace?

Very cool Thank you

The black piece at the top of the rear triangle is an upper pulley wheel guard? You could go with a DH specific rear cassette. Sweet setup!!

I think this is Bull shit. A. is 5.10 tall and long arm and long legs. B. is 5.10 tall and short limbs and long torso. They are both in the middle of size medium and size large. The RAD says A is a size medium and B is a size large. But, A is good to go size large and B is to size medium.

Thanks, I figured out the part I was missing. All the other videos say to use 2.5 not 2.55 that I saw, but now I can just estimate the actual rad buy a calculation of the square root of reach squared plus frame stacked squared! Tells me what is in the ball park! Also for handlebar width, go to a table and shove your armpit into it and lay your arm/hand straight on the table. Mark your where your longest finger lands. The measure from the end of the table where your armpit to the mark on the table. This is the only reliable method I have found to measure your arm/hand length. I am 5 ‘ 10” with a 29” inseam and a long torso. My measurement came to 760 in my method and your method gave a min of 746.76 and a max of 782.32 so the alternate method could have some merit and is based on just arm length. I curious what arm length actually is and your preferred width to see how close the alternate method is. Thanks!

Bros casing every jump u gotta go faster buddy

Making a lighter hub is much easier when you rule out points of engagement, just for reference. Not comparing hub to hub, just the silent feature vs weight.

Seth is girl sized tho. Like i'm 163cm and he's about that same height. This is why i take his advice. Also i was at region's largest bicycle store recently, absolutely gargantuan, and WTF THERE IS LITERALLY NOT A SINGLE BIKE I FEEL COMFORTABLE ON WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED SINCE THE 90S, DO YOU LOT THINK SHORTER WOMEN JUST DISAPPEARED OFF THE FACE OF THE EARTH WHAT THE HELL! What am i supposed to ride a fixie child bike? Also how did they get so damn heavy, bloody hell, i don't need a suspension fork, i don't need disc brakes, like how do you even build an alu bike that i can't even lift, why. I can carry a 90s steel bike EASILY. No i'm not speaking electric, i don't have money for that, i can pedal.

One of the best videos EVER! Thank you for respecting our time and good luck with your channel :)

Crank it up needs MORE jumps.

Riding pump tracks or bmx tracks also helps with jumping skills

Went for the first time last week with a buddy that goes a few times a year. Spent some good time on crank it up and c-more. Definitely made some progress in berms and jumping. It was an epic day! Thanks for the video. Keep it up dude!

In 2010 this was the best part of the final day of BC Bike race! Lots a XC folks weren't loving it but I was ❤