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Here is correct link to our trailers (ANC and TCSB), i need to send updated link to Scot too. http://83.149.118.178/~flegmati/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=1 sandarapark, there is some shots from Norway too on these :)

I know Morten, he is nice guy but beginner. There are few other older guys in same area and they might help. And in Trysil there should be some instructors who can carve, i saw them when visited there last winter. According my knowledege "norsk" dont hang around here, but some of them ride Swoards and therefore read and write in EC site when season begins.

sandarapark, i know some capable carvers in Norway who can get you on right track, drop me email or PM and i give some local pointers. Might be good idea to reserve also time for Oppdal CarvingCamp 5-10.3, there will be good bunch of carvers around, not far away from your local slopes. btw we been in Trysil atleast once per year riping slopes there.

I have problem to see most latest ones on list, they are not there ??

Great thing with flezboardz is that you can adjust turning "radius" with adjustment bolts, even more tight in front and more shallow to rear, if needed.

Nils, that is real fun ride, i belive you enjoy that. Less grip than on Carveboard but no worries of woble either. That disc brake stuff looks interesting, but if i ever start to build one then i think i would go rather brake system of Dirtsurf cause that prevents rider to going over tip of board :rolleyes:

Good stuff needs protection so here is another Tinkler-tail-protection

www.dailymotion.com/swf/1evMqYbR6eOoQ152a With this link i had file on my windows temp folder wher ei picked it and saved with proper name to another place

Here is my ROCK-board coming down to Zinal village after great pow-day http://carving.grewu.org/gallery/ecsIII/postecs/dsc_9959.htm EDIT: I mean my board ROCKs

For me main benefit of sticks is that i can adjust board based on slope conditions and ride style i want use. They are killer fun to use and test different settings on different surfaces.

Here in Finland, naturally

This good shape 187 OS is on sale if interested: http://www.takamaasto.net/tanker/tanker1.jpg

Dan, i had same problem Did you loose that part which is visible, if not then you could use that instead filing new part. Just dril correct size hole to that and screw goes thru that. This is how i'm fixing finally mine during long summer nights, now i have temporary fix which i hope is not temporary :D

I bought it in Zinal cause my wife liked it so much. For me it reminds rather Swoard

I think that board is currently on my rack not for me but my wife likes it very much.

Click text: board specification sheet That will open PDF doc, if you system is properly configured

Here is pic of Swell at in Zinal lift: http://carving.grewu.org/gallery/ecsIII/postecs/dsc_9959.htm

I must say that it is pretty much enlargened in picture, but any´way end result is superb, like whole Tooltonic tool itself. This extra add-on makes riding on icey surface pure fun

Quite close, but we were very strict boards allowed to pic, so this was our first official: Burner Expression Session Time, BEST Two more Burner owners were present but boards not present due various reasons and also cause this was reserve date (on original temperature was well below -25 Celcius) many Burnerist had some other reservations, but hopefully next year we have more clasics in row

When few Burners meet: http://www.flegmatic-carving.com/gallery/index.php?album=%2FBurner%2Fℑ=burner1.jpg that will put happy smile on face of riders too: http://www.flegmatic-carving.com/gallery/index.php?album=%2FBurner%2Fℑ=burner2.JPG

Ski Apache is also nice place for carving if there is snow, for me, nordic person, it has most "mexcan" atmosphere too But my personal ranking fo NM resorts were: 1.SantaFe, best slopes, nice great town with plenty of options and cheap hotels. Muerte is great slope :D 2.SkiApache, several nice runs but some of them are quite dangerous if you fall with high speed cause you might slide to woods 3.AngelFire not so steep ones several quite good ones, but more carvers than other resorts.

Has anyone yet gor these new 2006 Madds ? How they feel and behave ?

I need to see some pics first :D and get permission from my wife Anyway here is pic of both sexy things http://www.flegmatic-carving.com/gallery/index.php?album=%2FMessila%20Maddness%208.1%20by%20Vahur%2Fℑ=dsc_2423.jpg

My wife reads this very seldom, hardly ever but i keep her updated :) Her rides: Prior 4WD 169, Sims Burner 167, Swoard 161M, Madd 170, Madd 158, Trans Bastard 162, Tanker 162

For me, Madd 170 EarthMover for deeper (hard/icy) slopes or tighter turns and Tinkler for anything else (i'm still learning to ride with it on deeper slopes).