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2018 OES Australia Dark Knight

Created by OESaustralia OESaustralia  > 9 months ago, 10 Dec 2017
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OESaustralia
OESaustralia

SA

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10 Dec 2017 1:29pm


Riders , Russell Faurot
Video photography , Aerial Video Maui Jake Miller
Video editing Eluminate
R1DER
R1DER

WA

1472 posts

10 Dec 2017 9:29pm
Inspirational! I love how your pushing the limits with the chopped tail.
RichardG
RichardG

WA

3761 posts

11 Dec 2017 3:18pm
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R1DER said..
Inspirational! I love how your pushing the limits with the chopped tail.


I agree that is a wicked bat tail. The channel combination is very innovative. Almost reminiscent of the fang tail of MP but not so extreme and looks more refined, and not as dangerous. During 1974 and 1975, Peterson shaped a 6'6", six-channel triple-flyer pintail at his own factory, a surfboard that became known by several names: the 'Moonrocket', the 'Fangtail' or the 'Christmas Tree'. The fang-like flyers at the back of the board and the finger-deep channels also made it a glasser's nightmare, a role held at Peterson's factory by Peter Evans at the time.The Moonrocket was Peterson's secret weapon for the Pa Bendall contest at the start of 1975, held at Caloundra on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, and Peterson's victory earned him an AUS$2000 prize, continuing his run of success from 1974. The late great MP was also a windsurfer. Fabulous to see this being rechannelled for today.
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