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Created by junglejim1971 junglejim1971  > 9 months ago, 17 Oct 2016
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junglejim1971
junglejim1971

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17 Oct 2016 2:36pm
Just wondering if anyone knows of any advancements in kite line or other things related to Naish bars as at nearly 900 for a bar seems way too high
dracop
dracop

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17 Oct 2016 11:47am
the lines are the same garbage they ahve always been. They raised the price but really did not do anything innovative on their bars excl. their 5 line bar getting a swivel.
castill0jf
castill0jf

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17 Oct 2016 6:04pm
expensive is not the word. it is EXPENSIVE most of the bars. I wait for sales of 3 years old stock then you are looking at $300.
HappyG
HappyG

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17 Oct 2016 6:05pm
I would be looking at oversea's suppliers if your are getting charged $900.00 for a Naish Bar.

Look around first... Please dont start up the online and retailer debate again... its a world market people get over it.
surfingboye
surfingboye

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17 Oct 2016 6:08pm
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castill0jf said..
expensive is not the word. it is EXPENSIVE most of the bars. I wait for sales of 3 years old stock then you are looking at $300.


Yeah, I've noticed the same thing. Bars cost a lot, and even spare linesets!
You'd want some gadget packed, clicky bar for $900... Just for the fact that you could tell your mates you've got a gamechanger bar.
Fly on da wall
Fly on da wall

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17 Oct 2016 9:28pm
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castill0jf said...
expensive is not the word. it is EXPENSIVE most of the bars. I wait for sales of 3 years old stock then you are looking at $300.


3 years.. my buddy got his last year's model bar new n delivered for that!

That's a game changer... well he had change for another 1 and still had spare change to put towards more internet to post on a silly twisted site!

No wonder lofty left!
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