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Until they make more, or something comes out that is similar..... I know I would LOVE to get a hold of a set! I have a set of Linkens, good bindings, but not in the same league as Bishops.

If the weather holds like this. I am going to bring my daughter (5 yo) out for some skiing...... BUNNY HILL BABY!!!!!

They were EXPENSIVE! I seem to recall $425 for the last batch.... If I am wrong, it was close to that.

How heavy of a rider is this for?

Thanks Fin.

Thanks for the pics Kurt.

There is a trick to it. Wrap your trailing (right arm if you are reg. footed) arm around your back, not out front. You end up leaning back against your arm, kind of locks you in. Also, try and not let the rope slip when you grab it. Grab and go........

I love the look of that wide TNT...... Makes me want one. Maybe in a couple of years.

The more I think about it, the more I want to try my GPS. I have used it in heavy woods on tight singletrack on my mountain bike. It was as accurate as my friends computer as far as the speeds. The tracking was VERY accurate. I have also used it in VERY heavy, thick, up and down twisty slow and fast woods on my motorcycle. Once again, did fine in comparison to my friends enduro computer. Don't know about the tracking as it was out first time mapping it. My unit is a Garmin 60csx.

Well, now I don't have to worry about bringing my GPS anymore. Sweet!

I'm kind of a log cabin in the woods kind of guy..... I do like the internet though. Just not in my pocket.

I don't know why anyone would want a smart phone. I would LOVE to get rid of the phone I have, but cannot..... I race Enduros (dirt bikes) during the summer and compared to that, carving seems rather slow, even on my monster. It could be the lack of proximity to trees that makes it feel slow but I would guess 30 like Jack guessed would be getting pretty close to the top. If I get out this year, I'll bring my GPS.

Ah. I see.

Paid for what????? I can't find them anywhere yet!!!

I am impressed how well the POV camera captures the steepness of the terrain. Other than that, not my type of movie.....

Ah to have small feet. Oh well. Thanks for the info. good luck with the sale.

What is the waist? Thanks!

Thanks Kurt.

What are the specs for the oxxess? I am mainly concerned about the waist. Thanks.

If it needs rear rotors and pads, there is a good chance you will need to replace the calipers as well. Not for sure, but consider it in the budget. Unless the previous owner was REALLY diligent with replacing the brace fluid periodically. I never had problems with the fronts, just the rears..... This is just my experience with that era Subaru's.

Soon it will be time for The Darkness.

To get out more than 5 times....

Cool. Thanks for the input Steve. You are right, it is weird to pick up one of my girls bikes and have it feel as heavy as my stumpy FSR 29er..... Not that it is, but they are tanks.

Hey Steve, How tall is Nathan? I am looking into a mini for my daughter, she is 48". I am trying to decide between a Micro Mini and a Mini. Thanks!

You should give a new one a try Dave. They are getting really good at tuning the carbon frames. Ti is, well, Ti, but carbon is getting really neat!