www.jp-australia.com/2009/index.php?id=174&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=114&tx_ttnews[backPid]=173&cHash=dac7ae58e5
Looks like there are some JP speedboards on the way!
The waiting game begins![]()
This JP sponsered rider uses CA despite having JP speed boards.
www.gps-speedsurfing.com/default.aspx?mnu=user&val=40592&uid=2814
and www.gps-speedsurfing.com/?mnu=user&smnu=equipment&uid=2814
AB+ Obviously with an eye on the CA put in some V but made them a bit shorter.
www.speedsurfingblog.com/2009/01/ab-2009-speedboard-preview.html
The JP protos were in use well before Antoine joined JP/had any input so I imagine there would be little in common.
It will be interesting to see if they are similar to the *boards he had a hand in developing.
yer well jp dont make a 40 or a 44cm speed board yet do they?? that would probably explain why he was using the CA's in the nuclear winds with a 5.4 sail.
kimba can you make your link work please. i wanna read it!!
you do realize hardie that you dont have the rego form on the gps website!!!
thats why i had elmo get into ya.
Bertie , you obviously didn't read the links I posted.
If you did you would see that Jaques has 3 2009 JP speedboards of the following sizes..
JP Speed 38 2009 Speedboard 38 x 229 cm 55 litres
JP Speed 42 2009 Speedboard 42 x 230 cm 60 litres
JP Speed 48 2009 Speedboard 48 x 230 cm 65 litres
So he had the appropriate sizes, he just preferred to use the CA40
So Bertie if you haven't seen something, then it doesn't exist?
Well it is hard to argue with that sort of logic.
Maybe this will help:
JP: What about Speed – will you still continue to go for that?
AA: First of all JP will bring a full collection of speed boards which I developed for them. So, I will obviously go for the production speed record but I also would like to be the first windsurfer over 50knots. I think that it should be possible to break the 100km/h barrier on a windsurf board.
So Antoine says he developed the boards for them, maybe with his shaper in France who did the *board ones.