Difference between hi performance, and nose rider
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Difference between hi performance, and nose rider
O.k fella's, im after the difference between a noserider, and a hi performance mal, say, 2 boards, both 9"2'. What would be the difference in terms of rocker, wide point, nose and tail width fin etc.
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I would say he modern noserider for these days is viewed as being around 23 wide, with a wide nose like 19", with a tear drop nose concave and a wide, yet pulled in tail for turning... single fin with maybe two side plugs for turning and all round performace...
Personally the best noseriders for aus have a little bit of tail and nose rocker for those hollow point sections, with mainly 50/50 rails and a big single fin, with a small or no tear drop concave, just normal gradually eased concave. 9'4-9'8, 22 3/4' to 23', 2 3/4 to 3" thick. 18 1/2" nose.
Personally the best noseriders for aus have a little bit of tail and nose rocker for those hollow point sections, with mainly 50/50 rails and a big single fin, with a small or no tear drop concave, just normal gradually eased concave. 9'4-9'8, 22 3/4' to 23', 2 3/4 to 3" thick. 18 1/2" nose.
Re: longboard
behind.Beerfan wrote:Would the widepoint be in front or behind centre on a nose rider???
check out the alex knost model:
http://www.surfgarage.com/longboards_rob_august.html
i disagree in saying pigs are good noseriders.
They are in the pocket in more hollow right hand point breaks, but u cant ride them out in the face when a waves lacks pocket and in fat waves.
ive riden my fair share, and i reckon nothin beats a pretty flat rockered (with tail kick) with a gradual nose concave with a rolle dbottom with round/knifey rails.
and a single fin
They are in the pocket in more hollow right hand point breaks, but u cant ride them out in the face when a waves lacks pocket and in fat waves.
ive riden my fair share, and i reckon nothin beats a pretty flat rockered (with tail kick) with a gradual nose concave with a rolle dbottom with round/knifey rails.
and a single fin
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