Spiny Norman

Sold1 Thanks, Moose

Not my listing. https://nh.craigslist.org/spo/d/burton-carving-snowboard/6381093883.html

Yo, I am hoping to find some bails (bales), two front and two rear for a snowshoe (that's right a snowshoe) experiment. So if you replaced a suspect set of bails but kept the old ones for some reason please sell them to me. They would need to fit a koflach plastic mountaineering boot. Cheers, Spencer sndwork at gmail dot com

Holy Shite I just found these again! I can throw in another set of 3 hole and 4 hole disks. Shipping for $20 now

http://www.telemarkdown.com/ The East coast purveyors of all things tele-boarding.

Get some bindings where the highback locks, Add a Booster strap, proceed. Cheers

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I heartily concur.

-Mission Si bindings the black ones lg 10-15 need forward lean adjusters(flad) VGC otherwise Stiff enough to carve with -PSi bindings Lg 10-15 the yellow ones VGC not quite stiff enough for a svelte 200lber to carve with - one set of universal 4 hole disks and one set of burton 3 hole disks -a pair of Driver Si boot shells size 10 Still very stiff. no liners and without the stiffeners shown Free for pick up near Concord, NH shipping starts at $35 sndwork at g mail dot com cheers

Pilot, give me a shout sndwork at g mail dot com Joe D, I have not ridden in them only skied but they do like AT boots at splitboard.com

Gone to a better place.

Yo MC, I have an older but almost unused 164 Vertigo. I am near Concord, NH. give me a shout sndwork at g mail dot com cheers, Spencer

Thanks Teach but it looks a little bullish for skinny nh trails.

found a board locally thanks all

Splitboard.com

HI, Where did you ride the SW164? What were the conditions? How playfull was it? What kind of turns does it prefer? Can it be ridden at low speeds? Looking for a board to ride the slough on the side of trails mostly at NH resorts. I had a TB 172 for a while. It was the best board I've ridden but too much for me. Cheers

Thanks Guys.

I am in the market for a board to ride on softer snow days here in sunny NH. I have a Lib Tech mullet for powder. Now I need a board carve and slarve the slough on the side of the trails and ride the corn when it arrives. Don't need a board to carve corduroy but that would be a nice option. I will be in my old Burton Driver Si's which are still very stiff. Prefer lower speeds and tighter turns. Never ride switch if I can help it and try really hard to keep my board on the snow. Cheers and Thanks

http://www.arborcollective.com/snow/boards/view/41/steepwater I remember the Steepwater brand getting a lot of love here at BOL. Has anyone tried the Arbor version? And how stiff is Arbors "stiff"? I'm thinking it might be a good board for a NH almost a quiver of one. Riding softies. Spanks!

A pair of Si-X large exc a pair of Mission Si large vgc Burton Driver Si size 10 mens good cond bomber discount cheers http://nh.craigslist.org/sgd/4276490035.html

Rockin' the triple entendre!

Things did not go so well. I emailed thee bidder and tell him only Paypal accepted. Nothing back for three days then the money appears but from a different account. At this point I'm a little leery so I say no deal. So of course he leaves negative feedback and ebay is charging me for a completed sale. D'oh!

Ok my confidence level is up a bit. thanks all. TLN, I may ask you to help out if you are willing. But it seems odd to be shipping Austrian made Koflach boots from New Hampshire back over Europe to K'stan. Thanks.

A little off topic but... I had a guy from Kazakhstan win an ebay auction for some climbing boots. I mentioned in the description that I was willing to only ship to US addresses. the guy bids but he was the only one who bid so I don't mind much. The Kazakhi has a good ebay score. Am I safe from getting scammed if I go thru Paypal? Thanks, Spencer

they have "tech" fitting models. I have the previous version of the AT boot it fits in a burton plate no problem ( for carpet surfing only so far)