Hmmm I seem to have no problem fitting fins to my other boards.zfennell wrote:
all because you lack the basic skills to make your fins fit
....which is ok because professionals dont charge much to do what you cannot.
Hmmm I seem to have no problem fitting fins to my other boards.zfennell wrote:
all because you lack the basic skills to make your fins fit
....which is ok because professionals dont charge much to do what you cannot.
Call me a pompous arrogant twit and then say sorry in the same breath......zfennell wrote: fred,
in the past you were always friendly, helpful, and enthusiastic.
now you're just a pompus arrogant twit that mimics all faults of the people you are criticising.
did kiting do this to you, as well?
my appologies.
-bill
Fred is not a pompous twit. He is a good dude.FredBGG wrote:Call me a pompous arrogant twit and then say sorry in the same breath......zfennell wrote: fred,
in the past you were always friendly, helpful, and enthusiastic.
now you're just a pompus arrogant twit that mimics all faults of the people you are criticising.
did kiting do this to you, as well?
my appologies.
-bill
that's funny......
I can assure you that I'm really quite friendly and helpful.
Last Sunday I spent about 1 hour and a half helping a guy (total stranger) straighten out the tuning of his kite.
While the wind was blowing and I had not been out in days.....
New guy at one of our local beaches. I had driven 30 minutes... he had driven almost two hours
Lets say I'm a pompous twit when the crap side of most kite companies gets under my skin.
A friend of mine got a 2014 Nugget to replace his 2013 Nugget which cracked and was replaced under warranty.FredBGG wrote:Hmmm I seem to have no problem fitting fins to my other boards.zfennell wrote:
all because you lack the basic skills to make your fins fit
....which is okay because professionals don't charge much to do what you cannot.
You did a great thing to help out ColemanOldnbroken wrote:A friend of mine got a 2014 Nugget to replace his 2013 Nugget which cracked and was replaced under warranty.
The fins would not go in easily in the 2014.
I cleaned out the crumbs and crap in the box and then had to shave the base of each fin a bit here and there to get them to fit in.
The good part of that was, that after I got them to go in, they were nice and tight in the box.
Something is definitely wrong with their quality control. Today I got my Airush Sector. Tried to put the fins in -- none of them fits the fin box, sanding will be needed. And one of the screws provided to mount fins has a wrong diameter, so I need to find the right kind of stainless screw.SpaceRacer wrote:I hear you. Bought an Airush Sector. First time out, thruster fin fell out.
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