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daveo
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But I don't think a plate has any bearing on how the board handles ruts.
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On 22/07/2016 at 10:27 AM, Donek said:
Never Summer uses pre tensioned s glass precure laminates. Carbon has a short elastic curve to begin with. Pre tensioning it will only shorten it further and increase the likelihood of a catastrophic failure. A balanced laminate stack becomes a necessity to eliminate changes in shape with temperature variations and de molding. There are many ways of generating a damper board, but Carbon fiber is unlikely to achieve that goal. You could look at wavy fiber technology, but the patent is probably still in effect. Metal construction boards would be better described as rubber construction boards. The metal generates a certain perception of dampness, but it's the rubber laminates that do most of that work. The rubber is there because the boards will fall apart without it.
I think what Corey is referring to is the post above in this thread.
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My Catek OS1 Short bindings' kingpins have both been rounded over time. I don't currently have them with me so I can't take them down to the local nuts n' bolts to get new ones.
Does anyone know the exact specs of the Catek OS1 Kingpins- like the thread type and bolt length?
SB
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9 hours ago, Jack Michaud said:
So paint it?
I'm not that handy, unfortunately. I've always been blessed with the choice of plain topsheets, like on my oxess, kessler and coiler. It's an important factor to me.
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They're definitely around, spoke to the a few days ago.
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7 hours ago, DonPablo said:
The graphic is going to dictate getting this board or not? I thought all the excitement was about what this board is, not what's on it
That's one hundred percent correct. I believe the graphic is an expression of form and emotion- and I don't feel like this is a reflection to the legacy this board should portray, therefore the graphic does entirely dictate getting this board or not. For me, anyway.
If it is offered in black, sign me up.
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+1 on Steve Fleck
If the board has the option to have plain black, I'd prefer that, and get one, if not, I'll pass.
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is it just me or is the graphic basically the total opposite of what the original madd stood for? =\
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Are you asking for money for this board? Or?
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Are you asking for money for this board? Or?
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forgiven
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forgiven
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I am one of the eBay sellers.
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nah it's really worth nothing. better off just give it to me and let that be that
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Hm I already don't like the way this is headed. I'll pass. Good luck finding an Arbor alpine, sir.
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What is your budget my friend?
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I sent ya a pm, got some stuff
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Now I know the reason behind all the missing threads...
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considered foam injected liners?
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I get the Hazelwood. I was betting that I would be right. I also made a bet that I would be wrong.
What sort of bet wizardry is this?
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I'd be willing to bet a hazelwood that the same people who have been buying the NOS Northwaves, are the ones who will be redesigning these boots.
No. Those guys are from Italy. We are from Switzerland
So, who gets the Hazelwood?
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I have a sale pending on a set of burtons. I'll let you know if it falls through.
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how many monies do you want for a set?
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Oxess
The Magic of Metal
in Carving Central
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What does that even mean? Whatever it means, I'm glad you responded :)
But as Corey and I have both said now, this is about how damp a board it, the plate has nothing to do with it.