5'4 Bing Dharma 2.0 My best description would be a quad speed demon fishy board. Board is in excellent condition no dings only heelies. Retails new for $765+ and its a rare board to come across used.   does not come with fins. I'm located in Indialantic and I would consider trades. 407-460-8759

Edited: 03/19/2015 at 04:35 PM by Staytrue

Hey Dan and KP this board is definitely your speed!

It is a sweet ride! saw it yest.  but I'm out of room...  +2

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A few inches longer and i would be consider joining the initiative



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Oh man, you're KILLING me!  I just ordered a Lis fish from Mayo so I'm not in a position to grab this one but someone should!  This is a sweet board for a great price!

Still got it!

damn, if I didn't just buy that Hanel twinzer...

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How thick?

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5'4x19 3/4x2 1/4 it has a flat deck with an aggressive single concave bottom with v out the tail. The rails are much fuller than 2 1/4 but that's what it calipers at center. 26.40 volume.

 

How big are you and what sort of conditions have you ridden it in?

I'm 154 lbs. I've rode it in 2ft to 2ft overhead! 

New price bump

Need to pay off a new board bump

What kind of fin boxes does it have?

Fcs

I ride rainbow heater quads in it

 

 You will be better off with the Fish.  

 

So you've rode the dharma artz?

Praise from surfermag, bump for a nice board:

I'm here to sing the praises of the dharma 2.0. Got mine used, and is probably a bit large for me. Mine is a solid 6ft and I'd never consider a larger one. Feels massive compared to my 5'8" mandala arctail. But it catches tons of waves and can probably replace a longboard. Board is drivey but doesn't track. I have no complaints. Surfed mine yesterday in less than stellar conditions. Experienced the same sensation on a few waves, both backside and frontside. The board will accelerate noticeably at the bottom of the wave, just going in a straight line. Like right before leaning into a bottom turn. Not at all in a bad way. Just the opposite. You can feel the bottom of the board and volume working all by itself. Not driving off the fins, just the board working. A nice kick of speed, then lean into the fins and rail, and the board just takes off. Very pleasant.

Not sure if it is the characteristics of shape or the size of mine, but I strongly prefer it with more traditional quads as opposed to the controller style fins. I've tried the Stretch controllers as well as the Jack Jensen ak set that surfysurfy sells. Both of these setups surfed a bit too horizontally for my tastes. I couldn't get the board to square off the bottom comfortably.

As I said, I got mine used. I emailed the Bing crew with some questions and received timely responses from Margaret, which I think is pretty cool considering I didn't buy new from them. Mine is very well made. I'd say order one without hesitation.

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I'm worried my 200 lbs is too much. Do you think its floaty enough?

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