RideGuy

It's a total shame. Such awesome products stuck inside a dead company. They should sell it so someone who can make it work.

Once you go Winter/Summer tires on a car you never go back to all season (aka no season) tires.

You might want to also post the model, serial number and specs.

I've been to Oshawa Ski Club. I remember those T-bars. You've probably found this already but this site has a used triple. http://www.summitliftco.net/forsale/chairliftsfs.html

Ernie is just bitter because the dog is a better rider then he is. Better looking too. ;)

FYI, video was taken down.

Haven't we seen these pics before?

Amazing top sheet options. The woodies are dead sexy.

I also bought the early early bird pass for my local bump (Blue Mountain). 5 day x 7 night pass for $179.

I am size 26.5. My all mountains are 23 & 23.5 and my carving boards are 20.5 and 21. I've tried narrower but I don't enjoy the higher angles very much. I like to get my angles as low as the board width will allow me to. Prior started making a wide version of the WCR only a couple years ago. I think F2 has some wider varients now too. Maybe lower angles are becoming more popular?

How stiff are the tongues on the FLO liners? The most confortable fitting liners I have are the Fischer liners from my ski boots, but I find the tongues a too stiff. These Flow liners look almost identical to my Fischers.

^ I'd love to, but I'm not sure I'm going to take it out this year. Conditions are pretty crappy, and I rather ride my rock board then take a chance in damaging this beauty. If I do ride it I'll write a review.

The board looks awesome. It was exactly what I was looking for. Super smooth transaction. Thanks scrapster!

I'm not sure it's as simple as that. I was happy to sell a barely used board for cheap when a fellow community member was trying to find a board for his daughter so she could take up hard booting. I sold it for less then what I would have been happy getting on kijiji/e-bay, etc. I think people here are willing to sell for less then market value if they know it will help a fellow community member. At least I am.

Duct tape.

Once in a while there is a 70% coupon that works on the skis. I got mine for $278. I've had a chance to ride these skis a couple more times. I love them. It seems like they can carve in any conditions.

I wonder how much time was saved off his commute? :) I don't understand the people who live in the burbs and commute into the core. To me that's even crazier then this guys riding. ;)

e-mail sent.

Do you have that backwards? I'm pretty sure yellow is the softest. yellow = soft blue = medium red = hard

The camber height looks exactly like my 173W FLC. Stock shape built for me as well.

Waveboy, Have you tested the thread depth yet? Have you contacted Prior?

I only get 2.5 threads with the stock bolts that come with TD3s. The threads are actually 3.5 threads deep but I cannot reach this depth due to the insert starting below the layer of titinal. I asked Prior and their answer is that 2.5 threads is enough. They have NEVER had anyone on TD3s with the stock bolts rip the threads or inserts out. I know from other discussions on this forum that it's believed 3.5 threads is required, but if Prior says 2.5 threads is enough that's good enough for me. I have never heard of anyone pulling threads, nor do I think Prior would put any of us at risk of having a binding release while riding.

Up until 2 years ago I rode size 27 Burton Fires. Now I'm riding size 26 T325s. Even after molding they felt small. No matter how much padding I add to the toe box I cannot get the toe area to feel good. Then I threw my ski boot liners (size 26.5) in them and they feel awesome! You might want to try a different liner. Or even better, take them to a boot fitter.

I too have been getting these allot lately. I'm positive they are not being sent by the "sender". They are being spoofed by one person that happens to have your friends in their address book. Probably cause by a virus.

Nice Bob! Thanks for posting that. You are super smooth on those.