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mines 46, just saying, that for such a turny board, its relatively large

you sure she wont want a shorter board mang? shes like, all tiny and stuff

I think i may be the only alpine riding fishmonger, in the world

you left out fishmonger IM A SKILLED WORKER DAMNIT (hate my job)

may i suggest the article on the guy who was teaching english near bali, seems like a great way to get some real cultural immersion

its a wicked zine though tex, did you even check it out? lots of good gear and destination reccomendations

BTW, those hy arc boards confuse me, anyone have a vid of someone riding one?

thats it for now, since beggining hardbooting, ive moved the angles on my softboot board up alot

I wear mine all the time thats what they told me to do.....

Gogol Bordello, Warren Zevon-wherewolves of london is my favourite The Cat Empire various celtic, lots of folk Ani DiFranco The Ringers The Clash Yes Procol Harum loads of others

not only that, but burton also accomodates 4 hole patterns with some of their bindings, they didnt have to do that

you need to start wearing goggles man, goggle tan is the shizznit these days

I think im pretty qualified to comment here, as this was my first year carving, and ive been carving all year on a 99 Burton FP160 with Burton Rattraps and Burton Winds. I personally love my board, its turny, a little stiff before you break it in, and of premium build quality.as a starter board, its great. My basis for comparison is very valid as well, as the other slalom board ive ridden is a nearly new Pogo Overdose 162 with TD2's and deeluxe Track 325's, an obviously more expensive and quality setup. I found it easier to initiate and "pop" around to another turn. if your looking into burton, Klug still has a few left, he has several 99 160 FP's and som R-17 addicteds, which are comparable to some of the higher end custom boards. the FP's go for about 160, and come with a sweet burton sticker and are brand new. EDIT: i cant believe im the first to mention the R-17's they are quality carving decks, and dont tend to be more than 3-4 years old when bought NOS

interested in the bag o wind parts, and possibly the stratos shells, email sent

third, little bit late:(

listen to bordy, he says hes good, and he has his own website:biggthump:D:biggthump:D

still a foot of ice on our resivior, late april though will be the season

what year are those bindings? condition? would you be willing to part with em for $50? EDIT: you added a new bail, or it still needs it?

ahh, ive been chasing the massive pike we have here in the sacandaga. i get down to the mowhawk river every once in awhile, but fishing the locks is a pain in the arse. deep water with a foot long live sucker for bait, i think thatll do this year, need me a big ol' norther for the wall of my dorm :D

i think bomber still has the nidecker junior binding on the site

i forget, slopestyle is which event?, who alls racing? pros?

first time ive gotten the monoski comment from someone over 10 years old, i stay out of the park, so the monkeys ussually dont get a chance to ask:D

"hey, whos yellow burton is that" (as i am purchasing a belgian waffle at the top of the gondola) "mine" i say. "when did burton start making monoskis?" he states, **jaw drops**

we hit the slush after angie if im not mistaken, sunday we didnt run into anyone though

a bit stiff due to the booster strap, but not anything like todays race boots like the 700T i ride a pair and like them alot, some very good qualitys