Wisconsin Lover

I believe it is on a 1st come 1st serve basis. Here is the website: www.NextLevelCamp.com

Us old married guys? Now your making me sound old. Yes, I am on Butt Busters. This is my 1st year on a GS board so I will see how I can compete against Alderman. He has been smoking me during the USASA events thus far.

I just received an email from the USASA Next Level Camp. I have never done a snowboard camp before & am wondering if it is worth the money or not. I am going to USASA Nationals so I will be out there anyway. The cost is $495 for 3 days of the camp. It looks like they have a good list of trainers: Peter Thorndike, Anton Pogue, Ian Price & Jeff Greenwood. Can anyone tell me if this is worth it or how much training you actually get from the trainers? Thanks.

This is a bad day to do that. Badger State Games GS is Sunday at Cascade. I know a lot of other racers that are going to be there on Sunday.

I just sold the 2005, but the 2004 model is still available for $200! As you can see from the other posts, it's highly recommended.

The '04 is exactly the same as the '05. Only it is a different graphic.

I am selling a 2004 Ride Yukon & a 2005 Ride Yukon, both 169cm. These are super stiff freeride boards. The 2004 is in very good condition & am asking $200. The 2005 is in excellent condition & am asking $250. Let me know your email address if you want some pics.

I am looking for an F2 Eliminator LTD 169W for Boarder-X use. Can anyone point me to a place to buy? Is anyone looking part ways with theirs?

I skipped that boarder-x race & did the Jabra X-Jams race in Sugarbowl instead. I heard that Spirit Mtn put together a pretty solid coarse. How was it? I also heard that there were many guys wish that the races were on different days so that they could do both.

Is the F2 the wider version of the board? What is the waist width? What year is this?

I myself specialize in BX & ride a Prior MFR. I am now looking for a more beafed up MFR or a F2 Eliminator LTD 169W. Anyone know where I can find an F2?

Hey John. This is Darrin Kolka, the guy you were riding with last week. I finally got my boots fitted & went to Mountain Bay in Appleton. I used to work there a few years ago & I did a pretty good job myself. There is a guy named Todd Loessel who is an expert & can do custom footbeds for you or boot streching if needed. They also do lots of work with custom molded liners, shims & heel lifts if needed. You should all race the Tyrol USASA series because it will make it more fun for us that do race it. More competition is better, even if you aren't planning on going to Nationals. Ride on.............

I am shopping for a F2 Eliminator Ltd 169W or 164W is anyone is willing to part ways with theirs.

I did the Jabra X-Jams last year in Sugarbowl & there were 2 things that made this race different from other Boarder-X races I have done. 1) The coarse was about 1:30 in length & 2) There were a ton of roller/rhythem sections. Whatever you choose, bank on these 2 things to be common for this years course.