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namreh · 14th March 2007, 04:35 PM

I know 2 moments where you would sand your fins

1. you touched a rock and your fin has some small "problem". Sand it back in shape to avoid spinouts.

2. when your fin is making a whistling-sound on high speeds (like the select production fins). You can sand the back of your fin to get the whistling-sound away. I know also some gps-speeders who sand their fins to get better speeds.

14th March 2007, 04:35 PM	#2
namreh Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 29	RE: Fin Maintenance I know 2 moments where you would sand your fins 1. you touched a rock and your fin has some small "problem". Sand it back in shape to avoid spinouts. 2. when your fin is making a whistling-sound on high speeds (like the select production fins). You can sand the back of your fin to get the whistling-sound away. I know also some gps-speeders who sand their fins to get better speeds.