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James · 26th February 2008, 06:52 AM

I notice a lot of competitors in the raceboard worlds used the RSX rig and usually beat the RSX, even though it was windy enough for the RSX to plane.

So maybe the rig could be preserved but the board changed to a longboard, as suggested by Poster #13.

Personally, I would have a tough time holding down a 9.5 on a longboard in 25 knots, but it might be fun for an Olympic athlete.

26th February 2008, 06:52 AM	#14
James Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 235	I notice a lot of competitors in the raceboard worlds used the RSX rig and usually beat the RSX, even though it was windy enough for the RSX to plane. So maybe the rig could be preserved but the board changed to a longboard, as suggested by Poster #13. Personally, I would have a tough time holding down a 9.5 on a longboard in 25 knots, but it might be fun for an Olympic athlete.