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Yes you can. The Chinook all carbon booms are excellent - and they're $75 -
$100 cheaper than the Fiberspars. All I've seen this season is the
Fiberspars, that are only a year old, breaking. Front ends, back ends, you
name it.
Go Chinook carbon!!!!
Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Prevett
To: Multiple recipients of list
Sent: 6/9/00 2:53 PM
Subject: Fiberspar boom front end replacement
Has anybody tried replacing the carbon front end of a Fiberspar All
Carbon
boom? I bought a carbon front end replacement kit, but the instructions
are
for replacing an aluminum front end with a carbon front end. The main
difficulty is how to remove the old carbon front end from the carbon
boom
spars; they are epoxied together and I'm not sure of the best way to
seperate them.
BTW, I bought this Fiberspar All Carbon boom in April '98 and it now has
signficant cracks in the front end. We can put a man on the moon but
still
can't build a boom that lasts more than a few of my typical windsurf
seasons
....
BobP
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