I first read about V1 Custom Inline artistic roller skates from

Australia on the artskate list (artskate@...
<mailto:artskate@...> ) back

in September 2004.



(Info at http://www.custominlines.com/ <http://www.custominlines.com/> )



I've skated on Pic skates for several years now, after

skating on quads, and ice skates before that. I enjoy the

Pic skates, but have never been totally comfortable with

the smallish toepick they have. I miss the Snyder-sized

toestop on my quads!



Anyway - I tried a couple of times to contact this company

in Australia through their website, with no luck in ever

getting a reply. Would anyone out there know how to get

in contact with them? Are they still in business? Is

there any way to buy a set of their frames here in the U.S.?

Or do I have to order them from Australia?



Thanks,



John Osborn





> 3-WHEEL FRAMES WITH ADJUSTABLE ROCKER

> -------------------------------------



> The first World Inline Men's Figure Skating Champion (2000)

> was Jason Sutcliffe from Australia (and 2nd in 2003) and

> Tammy Bryant from Australia came 1st in Senior Ladies in

> 2003. Both skated on Custom Inline frames made here in

> Australia. Now, so do many other top competitive inline

> figure skaters from other countries.



> We are very lucky to have a senior dance skater/aeronautical

> engineer who invented the best inline figure frames available.

> These frames give senior skaters the edge over other frames

> (pardon the pun) because of their unique patented construction.

> The middle wheel is off-set for greater forward control AND

> ALSO has an adjustable rocker so you can spin properly.



> Read more at http://www.custominlines.com/ <http://www.custominlines.com/>




> The AUS $ exchange rate will make the price even more appealing

> for overseas buyers.



> PS: I'm not associated with Custom Inlines. I'm just an old

> Aussie quad skater who I likes to help talented skaters find

> the best equipment. As far as artistic inline skates, these are

> THE ones!



> Cheers,



> Gerri in Oz

> Besotted with Dance Skating

> http://www.uq.net.au/~zzbarneg/gbh_skating.htm
<http://www.uq.net.au/~zzbarneg/gbh_skating.htm>







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