My New Board, My be posted in the wrong website.

[Fired Yo Momma]

Hey guys I know this may be in the wrong website but check out my new board. I picked it up last night and I may play hookey from work tommorow . My new ride to my quiver the 10ft Harbour Rapier. This board was actually shaped by Rich Harbour himself. Anybody surf here? Maybe we can get a once every two weeks STR surf group together?

[Dino Brown]

You are one mean S.O.B.--- Here I am ready to LOG OFF and get to work, while you are asking people if they want to go surfing!!! Geez. You are heartless.

In honor of your heartlessness, I declare that beers are "ON YOU" this evening! Thank you... and have a nice day!

[Fired Yo Momma]

I wish I had your schedule, I am in at 7:30PM. "Yea I ma doing the drywall at the new MacDonalds"

-Office Space

[SAR_boats]

I am thinking an offshoot website like SWR (SocalWaveRiders) might be in order

[Schecky]

Sweet! Gotta love a Harbor surfboard.
My first skatebboard was from Harbor as well.
I think we need to have an STR surf & turf day.
Ride El Moro/Laguna in the morn, and then finish off with an ocean session.

[BeantownRider]

I love surf and turf days, logged quite a few of them actually. Usually do a morning surf session followed by an afternoon ride. With the heat coming I may have to switch that around though.

[Rob]

I'm just learning to surf. My GF has a 9'6 and a 8' board that I can use.

For longboarding, I think Doheny would be a good spot.

I also like to Bodyboard too if anyone wants to hit up San Clemente.

[kbteachme]

Nice board! I have a 9'2". I'm totally up for a longboard session at Doho and a ride in the San Juan Hills. We all meet at 6:00am at the Doho parking lot with our longboards and bikes. Surf for 2 hours and ride from the Doho parking lot to the local hills for a 2 hour ride. We can take San Juan Creek trail up to the San Juan Hills and hit the single tracks. Cruise back down to Doho via the San Juan Creek trail and go for 2nd longboard session (if the waves get bigger). Maybe we can do a BBQ at the beach. What do you all think? Any interest in a surf and turf session?

[mtnbikerdude87]

Wow thats a sweet board. I just got my 7'8" midget smith last week. Took it out today and still getting the hang of it. Looks like that one will be really fun.

[project_d]

Originally Posted by Fired Yo Momma

HAnybody surf here? Maybe we can get a once every two weeks STR surf group together?

I'd be interested in that if it were early morning. I've gone out the past two days at the River Jetties, and it's been real fun and playful. Surf's supposed to pick up early next week, from what I've heard. Maybe we can hit up GoldenWest or something!

[integradriv3r]

Originally Posted by Fired Yo Momma

Hey guys I know this may be in the wrong website but check out my new board. I picked it up last night and I may play hookey from work tommorow . My new ride to my quiver the 10ft Harbour Rapier. This board was actually shaped by Rich Harbour himself. Anybody surf here? Maybe we can get a once every two weeks STR surf group together?

See that alley you're standing in... THATS MY TURF SON! I read water meters in seal beach and I know exactly where that is. I actually read that Harbour guys water meter (he lives up on the hill in seal beach) but never been in the shop or met the guy. Have fun on that board!

[J_Sims]

I have a 10.0 Weber Stylist that has not seen water in quite a while unfortunatly... I am in for some DOHO fun

[Fired Yo Momma]

yea lets do this or maybe a San O night after work. I will bring a 12 er or maybe 18 wheeler depending on how many people we get out. Some wher down south would be good, better late afternoon surf.

Oh yea I actually took the board out last Friday morning. I have the 10ft Harbour High perfomance fin on the board and this board is now considered the best board that I have ever ridden. This board is a wave catching machine and turns very well. The board is my first non "clark foam board". The board is made from some stuff called EPS (Polyutherene something) but it floats very very well and lighter than the regular Clark blanks.

[OMR]

Of course back in my day (turn of the century) we used "real man boards" (solid core)... and we rode very macho ... (everything under 4 foot)... but then, that's when men were men! he he he...

Enjoy the stick!

OMR