Hey, I was wondering if a Byerly board is to advance for me I am like an intermediate. If it is what board do you guys think I should get? <BR>Thanks Alot

the board should not be too advanced for you, you will just have to learn how to ride the board differenly than the board that you have now.

So pretty much the your skill level really doesn't matter it just a question of getting use to the board?

pretty much. Thats how it is on most all boards. Beginner can learn w/ a pro model that is very loose. Since the learned w/ it thats what the learn and are used to that. If you get a dif. board its just gettin out of your confort zone and learning a new style to ride. Then its just if you like how it feels or not. You'll do fine on it. <BR>

wow i really screwed that paragraph over w/ typo's! Dang!

wich board do you guys think is better the byerly or the fusion (2004 model if your wondering).

byerly

Is the subjeckt the same as the byerly or worse. <BR>sorry for asking so many questions I just want to make sure i am getting the right board and its between the byerly and the subjeckt. What are the differences?

I wouldn't get the Byerly without riding it first. In my experience, some people love it, most people hate it including myself.

Blabl is right about the Byerly. I haven't ridden the '04 Byerly, but I have ridden an '02 Helix which is the same mold as the Fusion and that board was very difficult to ride for me.