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John, I just got the board. It's in fantastic shape as promissed. Thanks again. Mike

Put me on the list. I'm a beginner/intermediate, but would love to hook up with soem folks to see how it's really done.

Cool, thanks.

I pulled the trigger on the board - thanks for all those who gave feedback. When I get up on the Mtn. with it I'll report back with my findings. Any suggestion on angles?

Does anyone have any recollection on how much camber their 4wd's have? The one i"m looking at has about a quarter inch, seems low to me but I'm not an expert on the matter. Apparently about 10 days on the board so far.

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. I did visit the other tread regarding the AM boards and it was very helpful. Buying a new board is just out of my reach right now and I tentatively found a deal on the 4wd otherwise I would consider all of the other options.

Qucik question, I am considering the purchase of a Prior 4wd. I board in So. Cal and at Mammoth Mtn. most of the times. I took my Oxygen Proton 157 (I'm 5'9 - 155 and a intermediate carver) to the local mountain and by 11:00 AM I went to my soft boot set up due to the over crowding. I'm hoping that the 4wd will allow me to carve when I'm able to and skid when I have to. Can anyone with expierence shed some light on if this is the right board for me? I appreciate the feedback. Side note: I know my spelling sucks, I'm a product of the California school system

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It's great to see folks working on technology that will eventually trickle down to us. Our passion has been neglected by the big manufactuers for a number of years now. I'm also glad to see the sport get some press.

Fin, I give you a lot of credit for staying cool and collected. I would have lost it on Grandpa and Floppy, and I'm normally a respectful guy. I'm interested to hear what the response was at your meeting.

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