Standup Zone Forum
Stand Up Paddle => Downwind and Racing => Topic started by: footemaui on January 20, 2010, 07:08:59 PM
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new maliko 14. 14' X 29 1/2' X 6
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soooooooooooooo NICE!!!!!!
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Nice looking board Bill! Kihei was good today. Should be good tomorrow.
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Kihei was amazing today. Gust to 40 MPH. Lots of sleigh rides. Used Gumby because MY Foote Maliko 14 is still not done. Yeah, yeah, I know, got to wait for the paint.
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Nice looking board BF. My footie 14 was rockin' last night, after work.
As for the southside run, for once the wind got stronger after 4pm.
As for you 'prime time' downwinders, this is for you.
(http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj308/risley47/simpsons_nelson_haha2.jpg)
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Incidentally, that's a really lousy photograph. that board is far, far prettier and more refined looking in real life.
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Got a photo of the bottom?
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Wow... board looks amazing
B. Foot: Have you ever made a 12/6 flatwater touring/racing board with a displacment/kayak type nose?
I don't have access to downwind conditions. I have access to a windy lake and I am saving my pennies for a flatwater board. ;)
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That board does look amazing.. Jeez I wish we could get them down under.
Maybe Surftech should sign up Foote like the did with Bark.
I'd also love to see a pic of the bottom.
DJ
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Wow... board looks amazing
B. Foot: Have you ever made a 12/6 flatwater touring/racing board with a displacment/kayak type nose?
I don't have access to downwind conditions. I have access to a windy lake and I am saving my pennies for a flatwater board. ;)
No I havn't had any experience with flat water designs...
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Wow... board looks amazing
B. Foot: Have you ever made a 12/6 flatwater touring/racing board with a displacment/kayak type nose?
I don't have access to downwind conditions. I have access to a windy lake and I am saving my pennies for a flatwater board. ;)
No I havn't had any experience with flat water boards..
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If I could only settle with United Airlines after, wrecking my board in transit, I could order my second Maliko 14. :'( Im so stoke with the crushed version of his board I want him to make me a 17' with a rudder. Would really love it for some stormy Cali downwind right now.
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Dabu,
That really sucks... maybe you can talk the freight co. into shipping the board back to Foote, then he can outsource the repair to maybe dingking maui, since their spacailty is DW boards. All on the shippers dime (prepaid of course) and also have it insured for the full cost of a new one incase of new damage happens on the trip back to you.
Freight companies are going to sand bag you in claims... that is their MO. your biggest problem is that it is in your posession, and now they don't care at all. maybe go sit in their lobby with the board and demand a face to face with the claim manager and president.
Lots of luck to you
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i need to add... the claim manager's job is: not give you 100% of your claim.
and when you call to speak to them the receptionist might say "the claim manager is only in for 2 hours every 2 weeks"
so he will get back to you.
or also "they outsource all claims and here is their number".
sorry for the hijack
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True of any insurance adjuster, even if it's self insured. Quickest way to get a reasonable settlement used to be to lawyer up, or at least pretend to. Get a newbie lawyer or a friend to write a letter on letterhead. It's a small enough claim that they might not want to hassle, but these days, who knows.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. Right now I am waiting out their, so called, 30 day investigative review. I will keep you informed of the outcome.
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Bottoms probably got phazers into channels :o