Select to expand quoteHardcarve1 said..Dag said..
Glad you had a go and loved it Alex. You weren't going to, in fear of hurting it, but aren't you glad you did.
Everyone who's hopped on one love's them. I loved how Brad could not be coaxed to have a go because he know's he'll like it, and it might cause trouble at home.
Will be good to see you back again, old or new. Was a great day.
Supply, I'm wondering about though, due to their popularity. At least you've got the old one to get you through.
I hate how you try things and just know if you do you just have to have it. So I'm sure I will get one now even after just a small sail. This is a great board for crossing the bay no matter what the wind which is what I want, set off and just go. Who sells them?
Give Greg Johns a call at Windgenuity mate on: (02) 9982 6444. Talk to him and tell him that you want to be a part of what we're doing here, and see what he can do for you. I'm sure they are right now assessing how to keep up with demand (again).
Select to expand quoteDag said..Hardcarve1 said..Dag said..
Glad you had a go and loved it Alex. You weren't going to, in fear of hurting it, but aren't you glad you did.
Everyone who's hopped on one love's them. I loved how Brad could not be coaxed to have a go because he know's he'll like it, and it might cause trouble at home.
Will be good to see you back again, old or new. Was a great day.
Supply, I'm wondering about though, due to their popularity. At least you've got the old one to get you through.
I hate how you try things and just know if you do you just have to have it. So I'm sure I will get one now even after just a small sail. This is a great board for crossing the bay no matter what the wind which is what I want, set off and just go. Who sells them?
Give Greg Johns a call at Windgenuity mate on: (02) 9982 6444. Talk to him and tell him that you want to be a part of what we're doing here, and see what he can do for you. I'm sure they are right now assessing how to keep up with demand (again).
Thanks for that, Spoke to Greg and he was very helpful. Just need to off load my old board now.
More reading
www.windsurfingukmag.co.uk/cobra-internationals-bruce-wylie-on-the-new-windsurfer-lt-concept/
These are the colour selection for the sails available and the board bag. I have gone with the fastest colour of course should be on the water around early September just in time for warmer water temps.
Select to expand quoteHardcarve1 said..
These are the colour selection for the sails available and the board bag. I have gone with the fastest colour of course should be on the water around early September just in time for warmer water temps.
No green & gold!
What's the biggest sail used on the windsurfer LT? Can you stick a longboard race sail on it? Or does that require a sliding track etc...
A container load of the new Windsurfer LT have arrived at Windgenuity.
88 happy new sailors will be taking delivery soon!
The Italians have also just taken delivery of a stack of LTs and just completed their first regatta.
get your orders in as international demand will only accelerate from here when those who have been sitting on the fence see how good these boards are.
Join the WCAA (or renew your membership) to keep in the loop! Support our sport.
new Windsurfers in Germany and France, Great Britain, South African and America all very keen to get on board!
The South Africans are making submissions to get the class recognised internationally once again as a first step towards getting the Wally to the Olympics!
cheers!
Al
88 new Windsurfers in Aus June 2018
plenty more already on order and arriving over the next few months. Call Windgenuity for yours!
The Italians have ordered over 200! Here they are unloading for their first LT Regatta
The Italians enjoying a Mediterranean Summer on their new boards.
Join the Windsurfee Class Association Australia (WCAA)
Select to expand quotebarbarian said..
What's the biggest sail used on the windsurfer LT? Can you stick a longboard race sail on it? Or does that require a sliding track etc...
The One Designs could take a Raceboard sail, but the lift/drag characteristics weren't ideal. The LT is probably fairly similar.
Select to expand quotesnides8 said..KA360 said..
This is where the people who are interested in One design windsurfing would look. Just highlighting that there are some fun alternatives.
Are you assuming people reading this thread have no idea there are other fun forms of windsurfing out there??
looking forward to adding my new Wally LT to my quiver of Slalom,wave,speed and foiling gear 
Steve, anybody stocking these at moment?
Trying to get re invigorated 
Select to expand quotealbymongrel said..
The South Africans are making submissions to get the class recognised internationally once again as a first step towards getting the Wally to the Olympics!
Is there future plans for a Senior's Olympics
Select to expand quotebarbarian said..
What's the biggest sail used on the windsurfer LT? Can you stick a longboard race sail on it? Or does that require a sliding track etc...
How would it go with a wingsail on it?
Select to expand quotecammd said..albymongrel said..
The South Africans are making submissions to get the class recognised internationally once again as a first step towards getting the Wally to the Olympics!
Is there future plans for a Senior's Olympics
If there was, Aust would be represented !
Select to expand quoteSparky said..barbarian said..
What's the biggest sail used on the windsurfer LT? Can you stick a longboard race sail on it? Or does that require a sliding track etc...
How would it go with a wingsail on it?
Sparky , your a naughty boy . Now I want to say something but it has to die.
Is MV paying you to keep the monster alive ?
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..Sparky said..barbarian said..
What's the biggest sail used on the windsurfer LT? Can you stick a longboard race sail on it? Or does that require a sliding track etc...
How would it go with a wingsail on it?
Sparky , your a naughty boy . Now I want to say something but it has to die.
Is MV paying you to keep the monster alive ?
Look, nothing wrong mentioning the "w" word, as long as we don't restart "that" thread.
Select to expand quoteSparky said..Imax1 said..Sparky said..barbarian said..
What's the biggest sail used on the windsurfer LT? Can you stick a longboard race sail on it? Or does that require a sliding track etc...
How would it go with a wingsail on it?
Sparky , your a naughty boy . Now I want to say something but it has to die.
Is MV paying you to keep the monster alive ?
Look, nothing wrong mentioning the "w" word, as long as we don't restart "that" thread.
Probably would work good on the board 
I would think any sail would work good on that board.
Select to expand quotealbymongrel said..
getting the Wally to the Olympics!
That's got to be the best joke of the century...
Select to expand quotemineral1 said..snides8 said..KA360 said..
This is where the people who are interested in One design windsurfing would look. Just highlighting that there are some fun alternatives.
Are you assuming people reading this thread have no idea there are other fun forms of windsurfing out there??
looking forward to adding my new Wally LT to my quiver of Slalom,wave,speed and foiling gear
Steve, anybody stocking these at moment?
Trying to get re invigorated
Not sure who will end up stocking here in WA ... in the mean time the best man to speak to would be Greg Johns
wwindgen@bigpond.net.au
if you want to spend more time on the water sailing you will be hard pressed to find a better set up
Select to expand quoteRob11 said..albymongrel said..
getting the Wally to the Olympics!
That's got to be the best joke of the century...
LOL obviously you forgot about the formula windsurf vote
Select to expand quotewindsufering said..Rob11 said..albymongrel said..
getting the Wally to the Olympics!
That's got to be the best joke of the century...
LOL obviously you forgot about the formula windsurf vote
Well who in gods earth voted for the RS-X gotta be the ugliest board of the century. Money talks I suppose.
One of their criteria is cost and windsurfer is obviously the cheapest option there and suitable for a wide wind range.
I wouldn't have a problem with an additional foiling class though.
Happy to wear a few jibes about the Wally but remember where it all started and it is still going strong. Get on the new board and go out with the family one day in sub 12 knots and give a few friends and family a go - nobody will learn to sail on a race board or formula board and they are so fragile you wouldn't let them on it anyway. With the Wally, we can revive the sport which is what we all want isn't it?
I think I'd be in the veterans category at the Olympics anyway....
oh I've used an 8.5m slalom sail with no dramas but in most conditions you really don't need a huge sail cause the board just glides along... cheers, Al
So did all the world get the leaky boards with wrong inserts or just AUS? Or is it fake news?
Not sure yet. Boards will Get inspected soon. Only some will be affected apparently. All good, that's what warranty is for I suppose - confident it will be sorted.
