Yeah, I know it has nothing to do with wind and waves but:
- most water users I know use this sport as their cross-over during the non-wind/swell months
- I can't be bothered looking at other forums
- oddly enough even though this sport resembles none of the water based sports we do there is also a lot of similarity with regards to the intensity and focus that goes into what we do
What do you reckon Laurie?
I fell of my mtb into a creek once so I'm thinking that alone is a good enough reason to call mtb a water sport 
A good mate of mine fell off his kids skateboard at walking speed and fell on thick grass . Broke his wrist in many places and still has plates and screws . Took him a year off water .
Lotto , before you say anything , he is younger and fitter than me and probably you .
Just sayin .
I stand corrected he is over 16.
I soo want to land skate. My 5 min backyard is hard sand with predomintally onshore , perfect big wheel skate thing.
???
Should this be the new covid boredome breaking build ?
If I get enough sponsors, all I need is PayPal name and password , if I get enough for a double wrist reconstruction and a big boobed wheelchair pushing private nurse , I'm in for the team
ps: sorry sboardcrazy , couldn't help myself 
Select to expand quotePugwash said..
Vintage road bike forum!!
Someone has already started the gallery!!
Is that yours or from the vintage bike forum? I had the same bike I think, circa 1992, but it was fluoro, but still a repco superlite, with the 'biopace' chainring. What I thought was funny about that bike is that I upgraded a few parts and was riding it 20 years later and all the people that saw it were complimenting me on the 'nice paintjob', assuming that I had gotten a custom paint job on a much better bike..
Select to expand quoteFormulaNova said..Pugwash said..
Vintage road bike forum!!
Someone has already started the gallery!!
Is that yours or from the vintage bike forum? I had the same bike I think, circa 1992, but it was fluoro, but still a repco superlite, with the 'biopace' chainring. What I thought was funny about that bike is that I upgraded a few parts and was riding it 20 years later and all the people that saw it were complimenting me on the 'nice paintjob', assuming that I had gotten a custom paint job on a much better bike..
The bike in the picture is not mine
However, I have exactly the same frame... same colours... 
Select to expand quoteshi thouse said..
Even Neil Pryde got into the bike scene for a while (shame it was road bikes)!!!
Nice bike but he may have been more successful if he had put pedals on it......
MTB is a great sport ! The prized possessions are allowed to live downstairs.
Like surfing and skiing doesn't take long before you have a quiver and a whinging wife.... Have to keep the kiting gear in the garage though!
