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Turbo, boots are sold. Payment arrived today. Thanks for the interest.

If you happen to hit something head on, the collar can keep the helmet from breaking your collar bone when your head snaps forward and down. Definitly helps keep your head up while cornering too. A HANS or Hutchens will be a lot better for rapid decel trama.

What do you look for to warn you of a pulled insert? I've got an older Generics Peak that I use as an all mountain board that has a slight rise around one of the inserts. The base has a large amount of binding suck. I'm pretty sure that the insert is slightly pulling out. I use Snowpro Race bindings with this board. Is there a way to fix this or prevent if from pulling up more? Was thinking of putting a spacer around the mounting screws to distribute the pressure a little more. I ride this board on double black steeps, mogels, and launch off rollers at 40 mph. It is a fun board that I use for a rock setup. Would like to make it last a little longer.

Buyer is sending a money order. I'll let you know if for some reason the deal falls through.

I currently have 2 3800s. I sold one to a friend and now he wants another. Neither one of us has a 4807. We would both be interested in buying one if the price is decent. Let me know if you might have one available. I'll be out of town all next week so won't be able to respond after 4/1 until 4/10.

There is a sale pending on them as of today. They are a size 8 US or 26 mondo. Will let you know if they don't end up selling.

I'll get them boxed up and give you a shipping quote. I think it will probably be around $15 since it is pretty close by.

That is why I'm still buying O.sin and Dynastar 3800's from < 2006. Normal stance. Great in powder. Carve real well too. I think Christian Fletcher had something to do with their design.

Still available. I will be going out of town from 4/1-9. Can ship before or after these days. Thanks.

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Here are some pics

They are still avalable. I'll take some pictures and post them later today.

I have had both a Razor (currently for sale) and an Incline. Both were 164. The Razor was not built for me, it is a stock board. It carves real well but does not do that great in powder or bumps. It is pretty stiff with a ton of camber. Very fun on hardpack and smooth surfaces. The Incline was built for me. It is the standard sidecut. It also was a great softboot carving board. The nose and tail made it far more versatile than the Razor IMO. It does like to be riden hard, but I used it in powder, mogels, steeps without any problem. The Razor was much more of a workout. The Incline was great for charging through stuff. I did not like the large sidecut radius in tight trees, but other than that it was a great board.

3800's I have a 163 (my 3rd one) and just got a 169. I have only riden the 3800 once with plates. Board has a pretty stiff tail and a softer big nose. Floats amazingly well in powder. Carves real well in softer snow. Very stable at speed. Board likes to be riden on the backseat. I generally use mine with softies on off piste steeps and not so deep powder days. For the deep days I'll use my Dupraz D1. It is a bit too wide for me to use the 3800 with hardboots. I have to run low angles to get the boots on the edge and the board feels big underfoot. The MLY is definitly more of a carving board in shape and stiffness. Still has a rounded upturned tail that makes it more versatile. It's like a slightly shorter, stiffer version of my Coiler AMT 172.

The boots should fit a size 8 US. It is a 26 mondo. The shell will acept either 26 or 26.5 liner. The current liners are a 26 or size 8.

Boris, I think you will love the Cult. It is a very versitile, fun board. Works pretty well in powder too. It likes to charge hard and will carve descent, but is best suited to off piste work. A great hardboot specific free ride board. Not sure of the MLY specs. It looks to have around a 10-11M sidecut, Probably around 140-145 cm effective edge, and the width is right around 22cm. Wide range of stance width adjustability. That should cover about anybody. If anyone else knows, please chime in.

Actually he is buying the Cult. Didn't have it advertised but knew he was interested. I'll probably regret it, but it hasn't got much use this season with the Coiler AMT and 2 3800s in my quiver.

That is the Cult in the pic. Speed pics are still in the old add.

You can have the MLY if you want as no one else has committed to it. BlueB want the SG in the pic instead. You will like this board. It is a nice ride that is very similar in specs to my Coiler AM.

Ohob, Looks like you can have both the Nideckers and X-bones if you want. E-mail sent.

The Xbones only have a 4x4 disk so no on the 3D pattern. The MLY is a moderately stiff board for me at 160 lbs. Has a lot of pop and is very lively. Semi wide at around 22 cm. I was running around 50 deg with size 26.5. Very good carver. Was launching off rollers and doing hops between carves. I've never riden an ATV but it is stiffer than my Coiler AM built for and agressive rider at 160lbs. I have only riden it one day but found it pretty easy to get used to.

Nose of MLY. It is in pretty good shape with a lot of light scratches. I filled in the largest ones with P-tex. Edges have slight rusting but no pitting. Board is still plenty fast and appears to not have had a base grind.

Preston bindings and MLY

Here are pics of the Xbones. They are in VG+ condition. Heels do have wear from the receiver pins. They function fine. I don't have the mounting hardware for the bindings, but would guess that any M6 hardware should do the trick.

BlueB e-mail sent. I'll get pics up tomorrow. Ohob, I'll get pics of the Prestons up too. Thanks!