I think the second hand market is fairly decent. Looks like some good buys on "Buy and Sell". I think a lot of people may buy their second hand gear from shops that sell on consignment, so if you have a good kit to sell perhaps try there.

Cheers,

Tozza.

how does it work selling via the shops in WA. Do they do trade-ins against new kit or is it just consignment stuff.

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Originally posted by Northern Monkey

how does it work selling via the shops in WA. Do they do trade-ins against new kit or is it just consignment stuff.

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Either. Some shops prefer one or the other slightly but I'm suree all of them do both.. Trade in on 2008 stuff is a lot easier in a coupla months as they know your stuff will move when the first seabreezes / euro's arrive.

What are you selling monkey

(oh yeah I didn't think of that.... but my excuse is that I thought maybe he meant the Quokka, Sunday Times or eBay )

trying to move the EVO as I will never get another board past the missus. She's pretty cool but even i have to admit 4 boards in the garage is a bit much.

Funny, you write a whole lot of posts about how schidt your Evo 92 is then wonder why you can't sell it on here?

yeah i suppose i just don't like taking the piss by saying its the most amazing board in the world and then give sum bull**** excuse whilst i am selling it on, or trying to.

Stribo is one of the few people at my weight who sails an EVO 92 and appears to rate it very highly. Infact after seeing him charge at mainbreak lancelin one season I decide it could be a board for me.

If everybody got the right board the first time they bought one nobody would try different stuff.

saying that the evo could make a good bench next to my BBQ.

NM

90kg before breakfast.