KevinS

PM sent, Interested in the 4x4.

Very Interested. PM Sent.

Griff, plan on going next week at all? I need to get out.

Thanks marc for yet again putting on a great event! Good times. Bobby, Tip the Hip! that didn't take you long! :)

Looks like I will finally get to ward tonight. See you guys there! look forward to meeting you. Kevin.

ok, I may go to wawa then. How full has it been there lately on monday's? If they start running the shuttle bus to the lower lot, its to full imo. :)

Anyone going Monday? I may go, I didn't get out this weekend :(

Its Wednesday, is anyone going tonight? I am concerned about the conditions thanks to mother nature. Not sure if I can go or not, but wanted to know if it was an option. Thanks Kevin.

Are these going to happen this year? I was hoping to try and get to them this year to get some help from you guys :) Kevin.

From a snowboard instructor: "That's a pretty old-school board!". This to my 1 year old Coiler VSR...

Add me to the list. I will plan on at least one of the days. Thanks! Kevin S.

This is what I ride with, love them. http://www.levelgloves.com/protection.php?recordID=halfpipeninjablack.jpg

If I forgot my helmet, I won't ride. I have had my head slammed more then once that would have hurt a LOT more if I didn't have a helmet on.

I had a great time, good people, and great weather! Thanks for organizing it mark! Kevin.

I think this one may have been stated before, but first for me: "Is that 1/2 snowboard, 1/2 ski?" Response: "No, its 100% snowboard". Also got the classic "is that a tele-board?"..TWICE last night.

Last night was full, but not totally crazy. I had no close calls or anything. Most people seemed well behaved. By 9 things starting clearing out, lines were getting short by 9:30.

lol, thats a bit too far for an evening run. I really wish b-east was closer, I love the lack of crowds, and the seemily lower % of incompetent straight liners. I plan on being @ B-East sunday though! :)

I plan on being there tonight. Hope its not too full..I was watching the web cams yesterday, it looked very full.

I plan on attending, add me to the list!

From a racer (joking of course): "Look, there is the ONE other guy with a carving board!"

Just wanted to say this Coiler VSR is amazing! What a difference over my first board. I still have to dial it in, get use to it, and of course keep getting my skills better so I can take full advantage of it. I noticed it craves speed...it 'wants' to carve at a noticably higher speed then my first board, but its so damp that I don't feel the speed as much. On the binding location, I think I am going to move them back a bit, centering the entire stance on the center location between the mounting holes, instead of centering the front and putting the back to match my stance. I thought it felt a bit too easy to initiate a turn at times, almost a little squirely, most noticeable at lower speeds in the flats. I will try moving back a little, if I don't like it, I can move it back where it was. Thanks! Kevin.

So do what I did, and center the front, and put my rear based on my stance width (which is almost all the way forward of the rear mounting points)...or center the entire stance over the 'mid-point' between the front and rear sets of mounting points (this would put my front binding slightly behind the center of the front mounting points, and the rear binding slightly in front of the center of the rear mounting points). Thanks Kevin.

Hi, I was wondering if the method of calculating the Running Length in the tech articles page (piece of paper slid under the board until stops) still applies to a decambered Nose. I just got a used Coiler VSR (so not built for me), and I noticed with that type of nose, the paper slides much further back then on my previous board, and questioned the 'paper' technique for finding the running Length. I was trying to determine where to put my bindings. I ended up starting them out with the front bindings in the middle of the available mount points. But with my stance width (20"), this put my rear almost the whole way forward on the available rear mount points, and was concerned I may standing front of center. Tonight I test it out...allen wrench is in my pocket :) Thanks Kevin.

agreed... Thats why I go a lot, hill time :) I actually did have ski patrol compliment me on how I looked out there on wednesday night. That was a first. :)

I go to wachusett regularly during weekday evenings, also currently riding a donek Axxess...but have a coiler vsr 'in the mail'. I would probably be no help though since I am still trying to figure this out too, I am not near qualified to give any advise. But if you (or any of these guys that say they go to wawa (why haven't I run into you guys yet?) ) want to meet up, just give me a heads up.