arneburner

ok, this is what I know. T6- not sure but could be titinal, 178-length in cm, NFCVC-Nirvana free carve variable camber, 017AC-year built and my initials, 6.2-flex based on my weight, +9-amount of decamber. Most boards have a +5 or +6, but the Vcam has more decamber, thus the +9 rating. Hope that helps.

Kid behind me in lift line. "Cool board, old school." Me, "not really, it is only 3 months old, a new school alpine carving board." 178 coiler Nirvana vcam

Alpine Punk 182 Afterburner. Crested Butte 2014.

I emailed him a few days ago. He needs a knee replacement, but it takes a while to get it scheduled in Canada. I told him about the synvisk shot I got a few weeks ago, and how it seemed to help. He said he would look into it so he could play golf this summer.

ok sej. I will pm you. sale pending.

I think shipping is around $50 ups, but I will check later this morning.

Bruce has been busy. Got this UPS today. We changed the colors from black and white to blue and yellow. I call it my Swedish blue mamba. 178 Nirvana vcam with tight side cut, 20 cm wide. 1st test ride tomorrow.

160 to 185 lbs. 160 lb. rider would need to be pretty agressive. This is a moderately stiff board.

Bump! I cannot go any lower than $350 plus shipping. Free pickup in CO. Someone needs this board. This is a $1500 board that I paid $1000 for. It only has about 20 days on it.

I sent a vist plate from CO to Montreal for $51. over a quarter of the cost of the plate wtf?

Bump

Bump! Last price reduction to $400.00.

Any lci riding Friday? How was it today?

Bump. This is a great little gs board that a mid-size racer should be using. This board retails for $1500.00. This board is built to last and run fast. I won my class at the USASA Nationals on this board in 2014. I am no longer racing, so this board needs to go.

Bump. Price reduced to $500

Bump- Price Reduced to $200

I have one for sale. Please check the for sale page.

One piece Vist Plate that has been ground to slide properly, with plastic protector. Stainless screws to mount plate to board. $200.00 plus shipping.

Bump.Price reduced to $550

I have an older one piece Vist plate that has been slightly ground on the bottom so that it slides correctly. It also has a plastic sheet that goes under it to protect the board and allow it to slide better. Also, stainless screws that attach the plate to the board and included. I am in Colorado, so I don't know what the shipping to ON would be. Would like to get $275 US for it plus shipping.

Colorado series, 2012 Model, but not much use. Measures 19.2 cm at waist, 175.5 cm length. Lots of life left in this board, never had need for base grind. Has a lot of taper, so very fast on flatter courses. Virus does not provide sidecut info, so please don't ask. Base and edges are in great shape. Topsheet has normal wear with some scuffing from kplates and vist plates. $450 .

I will be there with my Bomber bindings.

My big powder board is an old (1999?) Nitro 178 st with old clicker bindings and new kwicker boa boots. On lesser powder days I use an old 172 Santa Cruz or a newer 169 wide High Society Empire with rocker and double camber. Salomon Chief bindings and Van Boa boots. Only got a few days on them this season however. Many good carving days on hard boots though. I did ride a few powder days on hard boots on a 182 Alpine Punk Afterburner st and a Virus Vampire. They worked OK, but I still prefer the soft boot set up in the pow. May get in one last powder day Monday at Loveland.

Magnetraction sucks. I tested a Jones powder board with it. It worked OK in powder. On the groom every time you put the board on edge it would slow down. Until I got used to it, I nearly fell forward on every turn. I am used to race boards that build speed out of the turn, not slow down. Total bs. My big powder board is an old (1999?) Nitro 178 st with old clicker bindings and new kwicker boa boots. On lesser powder days I use an old 172 Santa Cruz or a newer High Society Empire with rocker and double camber. Salomon Chief bindings and Van Boa boots. Only got a few days on them this season however. Many good carving days on hard boots though. I did ride a few powder days on hard boots on a 182 Alpine Punk Afterburner st and a Virus Vampire. They worked OK, but I still prefer the soft boot set up in the pow. May get in one last powder day Monday at Loveland.

Hi Matt, I would like to try the Dupraz. Arne