xxguitarist
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I love sunapee, but have nothing to add that others haven't said already.
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STIs ****ing rock, with a few mods they are seriously the best bang for the buck I know of.
Just depends how much "buck" you've got.
The Mazdaspeed3 is a lot cheaper and can almost keep up once they're both moving, just doesn't launch anything like AWD
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you'd need to sell your Mazda and buy a Subaru......
Haha, it does pretty well in the snow but I wouldn't hate an STi.
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I've never set foot on that sort of plate system, but I can say it's some good looking machining work!
I've spent plenty of time with manual lathes & mills in the past few months working to .001'' accuracy to appreciate your work. Our CNC is a bit outdated & takes longer to set up than to just make *most* parts by hand.
Looking forward to the updates.
Looking for a mech engineer?
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If that board has the "W" concave, I personally hate the feel of it.
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Here's a preview of a new one out of my little lab.
Hasn't been hotcoated yet, but you can still get the idea.
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Anyone at Stratton, Okemo, Sunapee can ride at any other of those moutains for free. Direct to lift no getting a ticket.
I vote Stratton.
Actually I vote for Sunpee, but it is too small for a ECES.
EZE
This!
I'll have a pass there this winter. Also either okemo & stratton OR gunstock & wildcat.
Was it you I ran into there last year?
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FWIW, If it's a slalom board, he ought to be pumping through the cones..
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GreenIce, I wouldn't suggest it.
Looks like I have a buyer, too! 13 year old kid & his dad.
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It's on iwindsurf also, and the only buyer who has contacted me is in canada, and wants me to ship to buffalo NY. Looks like it's around a $200 shipping quote from yellow freight.
I'll take $250 if I don't have to ship!
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for another windsurfer . Not too much wind in the Windy City during the summer though
Thanks!
Doesn't look like this is going to get much attention here, though.:(
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Plenty of views.. are you not local, or is the price too high?
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Bic blast 62. Slalom board. 62 cm width, 110 L, 261 cm Length
Asking 300, very flexible, and would take trades.
Local pickup/delivery in RI/CT/MA area.
I may have other assorted parts that I could sell, if you need more than just the board, but this is all I'm really looking to get rid of.
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Yes, two thumbs up for the conceptor too !
I'm enjoying it xxguitarist :)
Got a few questions on it during this weekend !
I don't think there's too many Andrew K boards around here in Quebec.
Hope to see more :)
Take care
regards,
SnowieQC
A little birdie told me that it's the only one to leave the states, so far
I've got a board in line (plus something for myself, but that doesn't count) but I'm always passively taking orders.
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SnowieQc, Enjoy it!
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Lightweight, good climber, and you have a Ti hardtail?
You're "upgrading" why?
Don't mind me, I just prefer hardtails.
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Just some updates.
I got a Trek 400 from chrisk (THANKS!)
I set it up a few days ago, with some deepVs, fixed/fixed, and currently 42x14. Some components have been swapped out, and some more will be soon. It'll also be getting powdercoated in a bit. I'll post photos when they're worth sharing. Bianchi afficianados may consider my wheel color choice sacrilege.
$trider, get ahold of me if you still need to get rid of that bridgestone, I'm becoming a bit of a bike gear-whore :rolleyes:
Tony, get me back on a board. call/email me about slalom or park. I'm going out for a 30 miles +/- ride in the morning, but mid-afternoon might work.
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I'm a cast iron junkie, the best non-stick cookware there is if you use it right
Absolutely agree with this. My favorite egg pan is a cast iron one. Couple drops of oil & it is just as good as teflon.
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One small point, how does a cop test for the amount of THC in someone's body on the side of the road?
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I've failed to attach my mast base securely to the board too. Man that sucks to fix in the water, especially with a formula board where you have no chance of holding it on edge in any depth of water.
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Take a look around silverfishlongboarding.com, and i/we will answer the questions that remain.
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This showed up on another forum I was browsing too. Ridiculously impressive.
I too ride xc mountain, and can bunnyhop better than most of my riding buddies, but this is just completely a different level. I don't even understand how it is possible to clear the ground by THAT far
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The 1st one has good insurance.
Yup. Wealthy owners. They, unlike insurance providers, won't wait to see if you die before they have to pay to get you healthy. :rolleyes:
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The patient that was quickly taken care of will wake up from anesthesia with a cone on their head,
the second one will be following the doctors orders under their owner's (read: wife's) scrutiny.
How to keep people off the tail of your board
in Carving Central
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That basic one wouldn't be hard to make. It would, however, be a little tedious.
If the angled design was scrapped, you could start with some basic angle iron (alu or stainless) and notch it with an angle cutter at regular intervals on a mill.