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Mase

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  1. Yep Ohau's road is pretty full on as well. And the Remarkables road is just as scary.

    Treble cones saddle basin has insane terrain, I was lucky enough to be on the old double chair in 97 when that years world extreme champ was coming down every time I was going up. What I saw that sunny spring day changed me forever and opened my eyes up to what seemed impossible was totally do-able (In the right conditions) and the guy was using K2 clickers!

    http://www.treblecone.com/mountain-info/about-treble-cone/trail-maps/

  2. Hi Alan,

    Do you ever get to ride at treble cone? If any one is reading this that has not heard of TC check out the trail maps.

    its a great ski area with one of the gnarliest access roads that gets your adrenaline going before you even get your boots on!

  3. Hey St Lupo,

    God your a good writer!

    Talk about bringing back memories of learning to deal with plates.

    The ultimate for me as beginner was to lock in while on the lift. Talk about a cool off-load!

    I could only do it on an empty chair though on the right hand side.

    Another pearler is, if your on your bum do a ninja side roll to get to toe side and be on your knees. Way easier than trying to stand heel side.

  4. Hi all, I was around in the 90's in kiwi land and there were heaps of us. Treble cone had at least 25 season pass holders who were full time dole bludging alpine free riders. The other mountains had around the same numbers (maybe more)

    I have got back into it now my kids are old enough to learn to ski. But have had to suffer in soft boots on my 182 tanker. Until this year that is. I got the upz and sno pro's sent from Dan Yoja and I have found a custom built coiler in Melbourne. Made for the same height and weight as I am! (From a member here) who is now my best friend.

    I saw one hardbooter last year at Perisher and was stoked to see how many people on the chairs turned to watch him defeat the g's.

    I spoke with the crusty old ski tech on the mountain and he said he tunes around 5 boards a year if he is lucky.

    I want to see an Aussie SES organised here.

    Put your hands up fellow ANZACS and we will dig down to the dirt!

  5. Hi all, I had an Austrian made, double sintered wood grain base, grey roses top sheet natural 171 and it was the shit. Back in the day. I left it with a mate in NZ and he "misplaced" it.

    I would be grateful if someone had one stashed away they are willing to part with.

    Cheers,

    Mase

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