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http://forums.bomberonline.com/index.php?/topic/36252-prior-atv-167/

You are quite welcome. I don't have the weight or the aggro mentality to ride this board proper like I used to.

If you were willing to go up in size to 185cm and spend double that, I could help you out.

I'm up to 12 ridable boards. 15 is a good limit.

I just can't stop buying snowboards. Last night on my drive home from Mammoth, I bought a Steepwater 164 to complement the Steepwater 171 I bought two weeks prior. All I can do today at work is search this forum for "Steepwater" and read each post. I feel much better getting that off my chest.

I'm going to try on a pair of Burton pants at a shop today. If they fit well, I will want them.

You might want to adjust the price on the bindings. Brand new they are $389, http://bomberonline.3dcartstores.com/TD3-Standard-_p_117.html. Take a look at other ads for TD3s for an idea on what are typical asking prices

Officially, I'm on my way up.

Can we get Tapatalk support for us Bomber junkies that need to browse while mobile? https://tapatalk.com/activate_tapatalk.php?plugin=ipb

Bump, still for sale and I would really like to see it go to a good home.

I also have some Ride CAD bindings. VERY stiff, a little heavy. I don't think I'll be riding on these now that I rode the Burton Diodes.

How about an almost new older Steepwater 171? No camber, and STIFF.

Can't combos that I can accommodate: 0/3 0/6 3/6 6/6 - second 6 degree is bent Photo of bent 6 degree: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Images: Both Front toe bail Rear toe bail Front disc Rear disc Front plate Rear plate Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

*** SOLD *** I bought a board on Craigslist and it came with bindings. I don't ride TD3 standards so they are up for sale. The previous owner had only 5 days on the board and binding combo. Has standard (blue) base pad and 0/6 cant discs. $275 shipped to the lower 48, elsewhere pays actual shipping with a $11.30 shipping credit. Send emails to joe dot breese at gmail dot com Pics to follow later tonight.

*** SOLD *** I'm selling a board I bought from a fellow BOL member. It's a great board and I would ride it more but I'm thinning the quiver to make room for a Steepwater. Here is the original ad: http://forums.bomberonline.com/index.php?/topic/37542-170-donek-proteus-for-sale/?hl=proteus And some photos There is some delamination damage on the nose from hitting a gate, it's a decent repair job and I don't see any fault in it other than being cosmetic. $425 shipped to the lower 48, shipping to Canada will be a little extra, I don't know how much yet. Send emails to joe dot breese at gmail dot com

I have some home recordings of me learning to play the washboard and saw. Hope you guys like it! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here's my contribution Bought used off Craigslist. And it rides great: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm not a vBulletin expert, but I am a software developer by profession. I lead a group of 4 developers at work and I've helped companies integrate Content Management Systems to manage 1400 websites under a corporate brand all the way to mom & pop shops getting their first internet site. Fin, can you contact me privately at joe dot breese at gmail dot com. Let's have a talk about what you need and want. I will help you out of this slump.

I second the flat rate method and including the shipping cost in the asking price. TD3 will fit in a free flat rate box. Fill out the form on-line and save 70 cents. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Interested in the BP lowers if someone wants to let me buy them. I can send PayPal immediately. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I went from super stiff UPZ RTR to Track 225 to white Track 700s with red tongues. I like the 700s the best since they flex the appropriate amount for me and have BTS on them. The RTR was way to stiff and I couldn't absorb the chop/crud. The 225s didn't fit that great with the wide heel and narrow toe box, the flex was too weird for me too. The 700s fit nice and the flex for me is fine. I ride alpine and powder with these. In the powder I usually loosen the top two buckles one latch. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This is probably the best advice given. Let them crash and burn and never come to the mountain with you again. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have been to Utah a few times and the beer selection there is underwhelming. Puritanical alcohol laws prevent the manufacture of beer that is greater than 4% served by tap. Bottles are another story, but see my first statement. IPA to them is like a mild ale with water everywhere else. Drinking beer in Utah is about as expensive as straight liquor. If you go to a restaurant, you need to order food in order to drink, you can't just grab a beer and leave. Utah has some epic powder and the people a really nice, however the ABC laws are stupid, so I recommend bringing a bottle of scotch and a flask.

Interested in 2013/2014 Burton Diode Re:Flex, size Medium. Mounted on a board and adjusted, never seen snow.