Chukchi

I have an F2 Speedster RS 173 listed on eBay right now. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330208057126 I am selling it because I wanted a GS board and the 173 makes SL turns if you weigh over 200 lbs (I tip the scales at ~230). I only rode it a few times. It will definitely handle your weight, but it flexes enough that at 250 lbs you will easily be able to make SL turns on it. In fact you will probably only be able to make SL turns on it.

F9 Driver-The current high bid is $152. That is definitely still below the reserve I set, but I don't think your bid registered because there aren't any more bids listed now than when I posted this thread.

Check out board on eBay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330208057126 Buy-it-now price is $349. I only rode the board 5-6 times. Purchased new from Dave at Hardbooter in summer of '06. Just bought me a Speedster 183 at the Trenchin Convention, so I need to unload the 173.

Hi All, I am a bit of an old school carver that is looking to replace equipment and could use some info on what is out there. I currently have an old pair of Blax X1r boots, a Hooger SL board (~1993 vintage) with a good chunk of the edge missing and Emery Speedy Surf bindings, a Rossignol Recycler 172 (~1994 vintage) with Rossignol plate bindings, and a Scott Galena 164 board that I never ride because it is way too soft. I am looking to replace the boots and get a good carving board that is somewhat capable in mixed conditions, but will mostly be for groomers. I also need new bindings. I am 6'3" and weigh in at about 220lbs. I mostly like to ride fast groomers and make long GS turns, but where I ride the groomers are not usually ideal, so the set up needs to be friendly to choppy mixed snow conditions as well. I am hoping to get into a new set up for as little $$$ as possible.Any thoughts?