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PRICES MAY VARY. Light Weight & Foldable: 48 inch cork board with 36 push pins, surrounded by an anti-scratch satin and robust aluminum frame, covered with four ABS plastic corners, lightweight and sturdy, guaranteed not to warp; foldable design for saving a space and more reliable transit Strong Self-healing Ability: Natural cork thickness 10mm, high-quality dense cork, super self-healing ability and repairability, reused for a long time without distortion, no unsightly pin holes Easy Installat
Warp Drive single fim Steve Shearer surfs a warp Drive single fin by Roy Stuart and experiences a game changing drag free ride. "Tested this morning in cleanish 3ft runners in board as above. Had no idea how this fin was going to go, none. It was very, very free. Loose. A close to finless, drag-free feeling. Completely changed the handling, reaction time and turn dynamics of the board, in not a bad way. Board was now super fast and pivotal, wanted to go straight up and down.....and had zero anchoring effect....you had to stay right over the board through turns....it frequently went through the turn without me as I figured out the reaction time of the fin....which led to plenty of keystone cop arm waving as I recovered. It didn't like being pushed through a long hard carving arc...it wanted to draw shorter, snappier arcs, although if you carefully weighted rails it would draw the turn as described. Altogether a very fun, freeing, pleasureable sensation. Totally different to what I expected, which was nothing. I could imagine the fin suiting a board with a narrower tail, as is Roy's design philosophy. I'd like a range of fins, one slightly bigger with more area for when you need more hold. Altogether though, Roy is at the forefront of a revolution in terms of 3-D printing and small scale manufacturing and I reckon this product works. I had a blast on it and can't wait to get out on it again. day 2 Surfed it more now. In quality step-ladder building Point surf. And fun, dribbly left wedges at tallows. There's deffo something new, something good and something free and easy happening here. On the small lefts, it got up to planing speed very quickly; had that same drag free yet lifty positive sensation as backhand. The fin feels drag free yet not in a neutral way....you can feel the fin at all times...it provides Lift makes the tail ride higher, enabling cool fresh lines to be drawn lift that tends to make the tail ride higher, and with the increased pivot that enables some really cool fresh lines to be drawn. I'm really digging this fin. It's sensitive, as all singles are, to fore/aft adjustment in the box. Thanks for that tip Boo. seems like some extra sizzle in the steak caused by the tubercle leading edge and width of the fin......xtra lift and drive? Would have to blind test against a spitfire fin to be sure." Steve Shearer Written by: Steve Shearer Warp Drive 7 inch spitfire BLEF Date published: 09/24/2014 5 / 5 stars
Time keeps on shifting, and sometimes it's hard to know where you are in the retro-futuristic universe.
During the final weeks of services in the hands of veteran Cravens-built diesel multiple units, unit E53361-E54416 pauses at Silvertown station forming a service from Camden Road to North Woolwich on 5th March 1985. The third rail is already in place and would be energised in a few weeks ready for the ex-SR class 2-EPB EMUs to commence services from May. The original Silvertown station was opened in 1863 as part of the Eastern Counties & Thames Junction Railway. The Tate & Lyle sugar factory is on the right and the line known locally as the 'Silvertown Tramway' is still in place, providing access to the T.W.Ward scrapyard alongside the Thames Barrier. Electrification of this section was to remain for just two decades, the line being closed in December 2006. This scene has now been transformed, the remaining station and buildings being demolished in 2012 to make way for the 'Crossrail' route. The following website provides much historical information: www.disused-stations.org.uk/s/silvertown/ © Gordon Edgar - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission
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