Sport Today

> Just curious....

> I havent followed the situation at all, but I'm assuming CF blanks are
> still not available. Similarly, I think it would be awhile longer before
> replacement production materials become available to shapers.

> Brad

> Just curious....

> I havent followed the situation at all, but I'm assuming CF blanks are
> still not available. Similarly, I think it would be awhile longer before
> replacement production materials become available to shapers.

> Brad

> By Spring there will be at least 7 new blanks manufactures in the USA
> alone.  Things are coming back much quicker than most expected.  The
> shortage will be in longboard blanks.

> Anthony

> > Just curious....

> > I havent followed the situation at all, but I'm assuming CF blanks are
> > still not available. Similarly, I think it would be awhile longer before
> > replacement production materials become available to shapers.

> > Brad

> This is surprising news.  From what I heard, Clark had maintained a
> reasonable price range by having some rather dated guidelines that finally
> failed to satisfy EPA requirements?  This is hearsay, but I suspect the
> growth of suburbia to encroach on his once-remote facilities had a lot to do
> with it too.

> Even given that California has more restrictive environmental standards than
> most states, I suspected the replacement suppliers would be setting up
> off-shore or in Asia to avoid the costs to operate a "clean" shop.

> > By Spring there will be at least 7 new blanks manufactures in the USA
> > alone.  Things are coming back much quicker than most expected.  The
> > shortage will be in longboard blanks.

> > Anthony

> > > Just curious....

> > > I havent followed the situation at all, but I'm assuming CF blanks are
> > > still not available. Similarly, I think it would be awhile longer before
> > > replacement production materials become available to shapers.

> > > Brad