Flyin Hawaiian
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wallstrum
I got your email Saturday, no message though.
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176 All Mtn ridden 10-12 times over 2 seasons. Needs tune.
$500 + shipping
more details upon reqest
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I guess I will narrow my search.
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I'll take the heels.
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160 to 166cm looking to spend less than $150 shipped via paypal
Thanks
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waist is a little small, looking for something in the 19cm range
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Actually would like to see if anyone is selling any old glass Coilers, but basically just looking for a board in these lengths under $300 shipped
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I figure they cost $5 to $10 to ship in the lower 48 base your offer off that
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I believe they are 10mm. I have all the mounting hardware.
$50 via paypal shipping included for lower 48. Anywhere else is an extra charge.
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Make an offer
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Pictures now
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The flows are large or extra large. I know they fit size 11 boots, just fine so 10.5 should be no problem.
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hairywater, I assume your asking about the board?
Its stock and I would think its less than 10yrs old. Bought it from BlueB last season, he may have more info.
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Prior $150 USD
Flows $50 USD
Palmers $50 USD
paypal only, prefered lower 48, but will ship to CND for a little extra
pics will be up soon
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Alpine Tournig, correct? Anyone have a good explanation on their purpose?
It's a ski boot and fit into ski bindings?
Seems like they would work well with All Mtn alpine boards and Freeride boards with plate bindings.
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Kessler
Oxess
SG
All European makers correct? No US or CAN compaines? Aren't most of the top riders US and CAN? Weird no US or CAN companies make boards? Is SBX just not that big yet? Plus if SBX boards are so agreeable to all mnt and freeriding you'd think more companies would make them. You can have the same model for soft or hard boots and change the specs accordingly. Sounds like a win win for selling boards.
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Wow sounds like the new style SBX boards would be great for all mountain riding and carving. You could ride them with plates and be ok since you're not going off 20ft jumps and 30 degree bank turns. Are the competition boards too tuned and engineered for recreational riding? I see some pop up on the classifieds every now and then. I'm always tempted to make a purcahse and try one out.
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As an alpine guy I would say watching SBX is a close 2nd to watching PGS. I use to notice a few guys on alpine setups. Now they are pretty much non-existant. What gives? I would think a custon all-mnt with variable sidecut would work great in a SBX course. Doesn't hard boots, plate bindings, stiffer board, and long effctive edge = speed, precision, quick turns, deep carves, and less chatta. I'd like to hear some info from people in the know, thanks, just curious.
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Makes sense. I am not doing extreme angles but I may have to shift them a bit. Even 20 to 30 degrees require shifting the risers a bit
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I think I can explain this easy, so let's see. I bought some palmer risers and I'm putting them on my board. Do they angle with your bindings or do they stay fixed ("wings paralell with board) with the edges of the board? Pics attached which pic is correct?
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Quick response, I guess it wasn't a dumb question. I have no idea of the model. They are all black and the tongue has a bit of grey in it. I bought them off ebay. I will check the toe lengths and labels. If I'm still stuck I'll post pictures. Thanks for the advice.
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Maybe I've been in the hard boot world for too long, but...
Do Flow soft boot bindings have a right and left or are they the same or symmetrical? Didn't old soft boot bindings have a right and left? The buckles were aligned different, right?
O'well cut to the chase I bought some used flows to complete my softie setup and I am about to mount everything and just want some advice.
thanks
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Looking for 4 hole risers with hardware. The only two companies I know that make them are Palmer and Burton.
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The VSR FC has a new home. Thanks for the interest.
08-09 Coiler AM-T 176
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All what JD said and Wally is first in line.