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On Tue, 19 Aug 1997, Jon Morse wrote:
> To each his own. I have not broken a single harness line since I
> switched to a Reactor Bar 2 yrs ago.
>
> I use Windsurfing Hawaii lines.
- I was not advocating against reactor bars. I recommend them!
I was just pondering about the interaction between shredtech lines
and reactor bars. I've never heard anybody else complain about
broken lines with a reactor bar.
- Generally, I just buy the webbing bits that attach to the boom.
I buy the tubing at Home Depot and the line at West Marine. Lot's
cheaper and if you replace the tubing often enough the line will
last forever. I have one set of lines that's at least 8 years old.
- Booker C. Bense : bbense@stanford.edu-DeleteThis
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