Arclite
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Something I haven't seen anybody say yet:
I know you want a softboot set up, or that was your intention, because hardboot set ups are too expensive, right?
It may seem expensive right now, but you would be purchasing quality that you will most likely never have to buy again.
With a new (or even used) set of UPZ, Head, or Deeluxe/Raichle boots, and a new (or even used) set of Trench Digger, F2, or Catek bindings (or really anything with a metal frame) most likely, you will never have to buy anything else again.
Maybe a second board kit, if you get another board.
(unless of course you're a gear whore, like a few known members on BOL) :o
My 2-cents.
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Since when do you wear your underwear over your spandex?
is this your uniform when you raced? :p
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I'm sure soon the "Evil Chef" will post a picture explaining why metal and fiberglass aren't friends.
P.S. Does anyone else see the resemblance between Mike (swissracer) and Batman from that picture?
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Perhaps the biggest dweeb convention...
...who's going? :o
I'm driving down friday morning, and staying until sunday.
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So what is the practical purpose of the mini?
for sh!ts and giggles?
and also, Ace trucks? que es esto?
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As per Julian's wish ;), Woody has new trucks/wheels:
Bennett 5.0 / Seismic 130/30, Lemon/Lime Zig-Zags.
It pumps like crazy with this setup!
Big-Zigs live on Vampie now and feel great.
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I love how you mix-and-matched lengths from your plethora of screws.
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If ya think a six-wheeler looks stupid, you should try this:
be careful what you wish for....
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That doesn't make much sense... They've got already two other colors for 85a.
With every new generation of truck, they produce a new color for the bushings, always the same durometer.
green bushings are for the 3rd gen trucks.
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Don't take my word for it, but i believe that
White Gullwing - 88a
Green Bear - 85a
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you're missing bear green, gullwing white....i think thats all I can see.
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I know thats kinda far away, but its the nearest date open.
Albert, you have a wedding this weekend right?
I have a show on the 18th, so thats out for me.
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I also know that if you take out the back seat of a honda accord you can stuff 22 or so 50 lb bags of feed in it........
I do this every week in my mom's CRV.
We have 30 chickens, and we get about twenty 50 pound bags of lay mash every month.
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:lol:
funny!
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Pretty cool!
Can't tell if it's gripped or not.....
A little big on the wheel choice, maybe try some 70's or 66's zigzags.
I love my 66 Orange ZigZags :D
Have you thought about upgrading to some...newer trucks? :rolleyes:
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you guys are really going to like the next one
Don't leave us hanging! ;)
Post some pictures!
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For the record, those are my friend's randals, and my 4.3 and skate tool.
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If Jullian decided to help with the production, they could call themselves ChefArc Boards. Althouh, Rogantini has such a nice ring to it...
Julian*
and both our last name's are "Rogantini," why not leave it at that?
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Good to know that Discovery Kids made a book that actually serves a purpose ;)
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Easier and cheaper? I don't think so. It's much easier to buy a stock pivot cup from Khiro....
I meant as opposed to making a non-spherical truck into a spherical truck
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So this sunday is on?
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Wow, I definitely don't have to tools for that...
And/or - time/patience/skill
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At some point I'd like to make delrin pivot cups, but right now I don't have the tools to do it properly...
Sounds like a much cheaper and easier alternative with better results than the stock pivot cups!
Delrin, as in the same delrin used in slide pucks right?
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The speedsuit regulations were created to slow down the athlete after a fall. Speedsuit have to meet criteria for air penetration ( they can't be slick, rubber style ). This criteria help friction with snow after a fall, to slow down the athlete. But the same criteria allow cold air on the athlete, chance of frostbite/hypothermia.
A "slick" material as a 3-ply Goretex/nylon will prevent cold air and keep the athlete warm, but it will slide faster on snow after a fall than "speedsuit", depending on suit design of course.
Superbee
A little OT:
If the suit was rubber like...
Wouldn't it eventually (at a slow enough speed) grip the snow and ragdoll the rider?
Hmm, any BOL Airsofters out there?
in The Lodge
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I've been airsofting for a while, and i was just curious if any fellow carvers enjoy spraying plastic spheres as much as I do.