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obct said...
I thought they were a single but this pic from the web site indicates that they have side bites.
http://www.surftech.com/boardDetails.php?bid=SURFBDS+%3A+L1230-1000-RA&type=SURFBDS&shaper=Robert+August
They possibly just use the one pic for all 3 sizes.
Whenever I see anyone on a "what I ride" I'm usually impressed by their speed across the face, so maybe your ADHD problem will come in handy for some fast and furious trimming.
Hey mate - finally had some good waves on the beast and it really is a superb board. Managed to not nose-dive any today and had a ball. What I really love about it, is its ability to stall and cutback and drop knee cutback with little or no effort. Its hard to believe but I reckon I can turn this big single harder than the dino thruster ! It is much more stable and predictable off the tail than the Dino but the Dino is a much better noserider which really doesnt bother me too much cos I aint really into that sorta thing and really aren't any good at it either. It feel really strange paddling the RA cos its so bloody flat and you are so aware of it all the time. This sounds really wanky but I really like sitting up out the back and running my hands along the rails behind me cos the 60/40 rail is so alien to me and it feels so nice and different and, well you know, its just nice to touch

The Dino is definately a better board for sitting tight in the pocket and really going hard off the bottom and attacking waves BUT this thing is beautiful to surf and has so much character. If I can learn to master the RA I reckon it will make me a way better surfer. It reminds me in some ways of a Redline but in honesty I reckon the RA is a better board than the redline cos its just that little bit more chuckaboutable (official new word) but it still has that redline glide and class feel about it. VERY VERY IMPRESSED.