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  1. PM Sent
    There's still no interest by anyone to purchase the board so the sale of bindings and boots is on hold. As soon as it sells, everything else is up for grabs. I do have a "batting order" saved in my e-mail based on the date/time the PM or e-mail was received. I was offered a trade, but unfortunately the potential trade board was too short.

    The Deeluxe Indys are now on eBay and have a couple of bids.

  2. I for one totally dig the Austrian inspired top sheet. Might I ask who designed it?

    I designed it myself and e-mailed the file to Coiler. It was my first go at it. I used a demo version of Corel Photo Paint. The mountain at the nose is the Wildspitze and the village at the the tail is a small place called Vent. My wife and I went on vacation there last April. The board looks better in person IMO.

  3. SOLD

    I love Neversummer boards and have ridden many for the past 10 years or so. But, I've got to be honest, I'm not a fan of their new CAM/ROCK like the rest of the riding world seems to be. Maybe you know someone who is, or wanna give it a try yourself?

    There's only one season on this board. A couple of drip fixes, no edge issues or core shots.

    Bindings not included.

    $350 plus shipping from 04979

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  4. ALL GEAR HAS BEEN SOLD--THANKS

    I'm throwing in the towel and going back to softie carving--I need to raise cash for a traditional-camber, all mountain softie board. I may consider some sort of trade for a nearly new, or like new , high end ride such as kessler, volkl, or other cambered bx/all-mountain boards (163-166 cm).

    Coiler AM VSR 171 Only about 5 days on it. Like new . Built for 220lb rider, 21 waist, 11.5 sidecut. Bruce made it for me near the end of last season. $700 plus shipping.

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    TD3 Step In Bindings with yellow and blue discs as shown on the board above. New at the end of last Winter. Used around 5 times. $250

    Deeluxe Indy, Mondo 29. I bought them used last year but only wore them twice. They looked like new when I got them. They are in excellent condition. $250

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    Deeluxe Track 700, Mondo 29. Bought them in Austria last April. Used them two or three times. Intec heels. $375

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    Here's the catch: the sale of the Track 700s and TD3s are dependent on the sale of the board. If the board doesn't sell, I'm hanging on to everything EXCEPT for the Deeluxe Indys and will give hardbooting another try this season. I'll sell the Indy boots anytime.

    Thanks

    You pay shipping on all from 04979. Neither pair of boots have been heat molded.

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  5. Has anyone experienced this ? You get off the chairlift and can't move your board won't slide. Local bump installed an overpriced loading conveyor complete with heat in the new lift . Now whenever the conveyor has slush on it ,it coats the bottom of the board and on the ride up it freezes. At the top you take your board off and scrape the ice make you 300 foot descent and repeat. Does the heater really have to be on all day making slush or could it just be turned off when the conveyor is operating. Just wondering if anyone has experienced this. I consider this a good enough reason not to have a conveyor loader.

    My wife injured her knee when the same thing happened at our local area (she works there). It was later determined that the heater should be turned off when customers are loading. Supposedly, the heater is only to be used to prevent the carpet from freezing solid when nobody's actively using it.

  6. ...cool cars, cool mountains, and cool alpine board shops. These pics are from Sport Riml on the main street in Solden. I ran across it on my last day of my vacation. They demo most all of their stock, and it was nice to be able to try on all the different boots.

    Anyone ever seen the powder board between the virus boards in the last pic? It was called the powder princess, or something like that...'twas a wicked looking plank.

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  7. I like the Ride bindings, the Capo or El Hefe binding will be great for carving. My brother uses Burton Cartels for BX on his Donek board and he can carve really well I personally prefer the Ride bindings. I see you are in Southern California, where do you ride?

    +1 on Ride Capo. Comfy and supportive.

  8. Otztal is certainly nice, in summer even more. Which (lift) disks are you using on those Bomberstep-ins?

    I have 3 degrees in front and back--running both at the standard 90 setting (with just toe and heel lift). I tried running the back with some slight outward cant, but I couldn't transition easily to my toeside edge when I set it like that (I had to pull up on the back of the board and lift it onto the toeside edge).

  9. Nice grahpics mainboarder. Is it me, or just the picture. Your bindings hang over the sides. If it's true you have to use steeper angles. Just make sure the backbinding is within the sides of your boardwidth and make the front binding between the 3/5 degrees steeper as your backbinding. May be that's the reason you wash out in frontcarves because the binding/boot hits the ground/snow.

    Thanks, I made the graphics myself...it's a tribute to my favorite place on the planet--the Oztal Valey in Austria (at Solden in the shadow of the Wildspitze).

    When my boots are mounted in the bindings, nothing's hanging over. Must just be the picture.

    I'm going to have to muster the self-discipline to stay off my sofites and keep practicing with my Coiler.

  10. This is my first alpine board since my Burton M6 back around 1990. With "Die Schnee Planke", I just had my first hardboot session in over 20 years. It was a humbling experience for sure. Even though I only fell twice, I lost my balance many more times than that. I was finally able to link a few carves by the end of the day. I had no problems getting the edge locked in on my heelside, but kept washing out toe-side!?! It's technique, I'm certain. This Coiler is a high-quality piece of work. Thanks Bruce.

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  11. Do you ever get up to Sugarloaf? I'm getting back into hardbooting after 20+ years on softies. I've got some Deeluxe Indys, a set of TD3s and now need a freecarve board. I'm 6'1", 225+ lbs. Do you think your 185 Rev is out of my league? Any chance I could "ride before I buy"? I'm at the Loaf every weekend (wife works there) and could meet you if you're up for it. I ride a Never Summer Raptor 164, so the length of your Rev has me concerned that I could handle it. Though I've heard that the modern boards "ride shorter".

    Thanks, Shawn

  12. [ATTACH]32788[/ATTACH]Had quite a bit of interest in this but cannot seem to coordinate responses to put the deal together as replies not feeding to email. 178 Board can go for around $200 Fast, stable, and great on ice! Cool board. Hard to find.

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    Second in line for the RT 178. Immediate payment with Paypal. Send a Paypal invoice to shawn (dot) hebert (at) tds (dot) net

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