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I am the same size and weight and ride a 156 with fantastic results. Think Snow!

Abasin this morning for a few hours while the sun is out the back to WP to rest before the journey to Aspen. Sorry guys, no Keystone lights for me tonight. Think Snow!

Correct me if I am horribly wrong; but, this is a hard boot, plate binding, alpine board (race board) web site, right? Think Snow.

domic78-send a email to Ray or Jim Callen through the Bomber site and one or both or those guys will make shure that your are well taken care of. Snowmass is a big place with lots of excellent riding, enjoy! Think Snow!

I think the fact that reefer is considered "performance enhancing" is ludacris! Weather on not Ross partook is moot, the clock doesn't lie and he won. I wonder if Michael Phelps wins are going to be contested over the next 20 years after the pic of him doing bong rips hit the world media stage. Give Ross what is owed to him, acknowledgement as a gold medal winning olympian. Word is, he can still hold his own in a race course.

That looks sweet.

$599 get you unlimited usage at Beaver Creek, Vail, Heavenly, Keystone, Breckenridge and Arapahoe Basin. Screaming Deal! Think Snow!

"+1 Bumpy. I only know 1 other HBer that likes to ride steep bumps with me (Steve P), it's always "showtime" riding with guy."-B0ardski I am asssuming you mean Steve Prokopiw, yes he can definiately get it done with style and finesse! Think Snow!

Who all is there? And buy judging from the mountain web cam the snow looks awsome! Think Snow!

Talked with the Burton rep at Beaver Creek about a week ago about the channel. He reassured me the the failure rate of this new system is nil! I have to somewhat agree though, it doesn't look very substantial. I don't believe that Burton has that many boards in their line up without it. Burton has always led the field in screwey non-standard snowboard/binding mounting systems. Propritary mounting system keeps people that are buying Burton boards to also buy Burton bindings. I have got to believe that other binding manufactures have come up with compatible systems. And yes Neil, I don't think this system would stand up to alpine abuse very well. Think Snow!

Now gentlemen, I didn't say always, I said often. Relax! Only 38 to go until I hit 500, then you'll listen to me dammit!:D

Unfortunately yes, often this is the case.Think Snow!

Your right, but I find it sometimes entertaining to pretend. One day I will hit 500, then I can be part of the cool kids club! Think Snow!

"Your status is based on the number of posts you've made. Just respond with LOL or +1 to a bunch of other people's posts and you'll work your way up the ladder."-Photodad2001 Just remeber, post count is not necessarily an accurate representation of skill level. Internet snowboarding can sometimes get overly opinionated and rambunctious. There is lots of good info shared on here and lots of b.s. also, usually not to hard to deciminate between the good and the bad. Welcome to Bomber! Think Snow!

Things are looking up! Aspen forcast for the next few days. Please submit any ideas or comments to chris@snowforecast.com. We appreciate your use of the site! CM Thursday Jan 21, 2010 Hi 35°f / 19°f (base/top) Lo 11°f / 9°f (base/top) Sky Condition: Cloudy and milder with scattered light to moderate snow showers. Winds increase. Precipitation: Snow likely. Snow Potential 3 to 5 inches of snowfall. Wind: S/ SW at 10 to 20mph. Winds above timberline; SW at 20 to 30 gusts to 50mph. Friday Jan 22, 2010 Hi 32°f / 17°f (base/top) Lo 23°f / 10°f (base/top) Sky Condition: Cloudy and progressively colder with more numerous snow showers. Precipitation: Snow likely. Snow Potential 5 to 8 inches of snowfall. Wind: SW at 10 to 20 gusts to 30mph. Winds above timberline; SW at 20 to 30 gusts to 50mph. Winds become more west/ northwest late. Saturday Jan 23, 2010 Hi 23°f / 7°f (base/top) Lo 12°f / -1°f (base/top) Sky Condition: Cloudy and notably colder, with scattered snow showers Precipitation: Snow likely. Snow Potential 3 to 5 inches of snowfall. Wind: NW at 5 to 15 gusts to 20mph. Winds above timberline; NW at 15 to 25 gusts to 40mph. Think Snow!

Send him up to Cascade Mountain! There is a slew of excellent alpine riders that frequent that resort. Think Snow!

"Nope, not me, TVR is correct that I work in a print shop with solvent inks."-Ink That definately does explain some things. :lol: Just hackin on ya; remeber, it wasn't that long ago and I was playing with UV activated inks, super nasty stuff! I want to say it was my buddy Timaaaaay West who as toting around a large bag with a bunch o Incas in it. It way around the last Summit Co/Eagle Co SES. Timaaay! You out there lurkin, you still got them Incas?

Wow, you know that whoever is having to sell off this collection is not happy about it, very sad.

On yeah, I remember that crazy thing. Someone that I knew had a pile of those. I don't think that design worked out so well.

Our brother Kimo has been going through another harsh round of doctors poking around in his brain. He is experiencing some swelling inside that needs to be aliveated and I believe that this is complications related to the brain tumor that he had removed previously. He is one tough bird. My prayers are with you Kimo. Think Snow!

Tuning your board is the only way to understand how the machine works. Its always worth your investment in time to learn how to do it properly. Try not to overcomplicate it, its not rocket science but you definately need to invest in the proper tools to get the job done porperly. Think Snow!

Best $10 I have ever spent. I have to give props to Sol Vista for providing an affordable, night time riding experience. It was vacant. My kids had a blast and we are looking forward to another Saturday evening at Sol Vista. Think Snow!

Mmmmmmm, Space Cakes!

Jim and Ray How about a no B.S. assesment of the current snow conditions in Aspen, please. Kinda sparse around here, sharks have been eatin up some boards! Think Snow!

While you are in the area, pay homage to Arapahoe Basin, and if you have time, get over to Beaver Creek also. The Beav is tops for carving, best groom in Colorado. Also, Keystone is an option, excellent grooming, loooong runs and the night riding option. When are you coming and will you have wheels while your here? Check the Colorado Summit and Eagle County ride board, someone local will more than likely be riding while your in town and there is nothing like having local on mountain knowledge to optimize your experience. Also, take a look at Loveland, there is a large, ever growing and highly entertaining, I mean skilled group that amasses there almost every weekend. It's worth the trip just to ride with this crew. Think Snow!