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Old    drewsky24            05-21-2005, 7:54 PM Reply   
I am very tempted to buy a LF fish. Should I keep my Parks 143 for a while and buy the fish or sell the Parks and buy a Substance and wait a few months for a fish?
Old     (hyperlitenrd)      Join Date: Jan 2003       05-21-2005, 10:00 PM Reply   
Have you ridden the fish yet? Why sell the parks? Can you demo boards? Boards are alot of money to throw done on if you have never ridden it.
Old    drewsky24            05-22-2005, 7:50 AM Reply   
Your right, now that I think about it I want to keep the Parks and buy a fish or a roam but i dont know which one of the two to buy. I know that both of the board are supposed to be the ultimate "fun" boards.
Old     (fox)      Join Date: Jul 2002       05-23-2005, 6:30 AM Reply   
Really different boards. Roams are fairly cheap compared to a fish...so if money were an issue....

Another consideration is changing out bindings. It's more of a pain to do that on the fly. You might want to have money leftover to keep bindings on the play boards too.
Old    drewsky24            05-23-2005, 12:41 PM Reply   
I have some LF Team's coming on wednesday

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