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eaglez

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  1. SOLD!!!!

    I have a Prior WCR 183 Metal for sale. Board has been high polished for that amazing look that everyone has been talking about. It is almost a mirror finish. One more once over with the polish and it would be perfect. You can see the reflection of my vehicle in the pic. It is was a 2007 demo board from Prior. So there are visible signs of use on the topsheet. Nothing but surface scratches. There is one small ridge behind the rear binding that Dean at Prior said they repaired before it was sold. Doesn't affect performance of the board and if you are using TD2's or 3's it covers almost all of it. The base is in great shape as are the edges. $475 + shipping to North America only. Save big over the price of a new one. Paypal only accepted.

    Specs -

    Length (cm) 183

    Effective Edge (cm) 156

    Nose Length (cm) 21

    Tail Length (cm) 6

    Nose Width (cm) 24.7

    Tail Width (cm) 24.3

    Waist (cm) 19.5

    Radius (m) 13

    Taper (mm) 4

    Insert Setbacks (cm) 2.5

    Stance (in) 17"-22"

    :biggthump

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  2. I have a Burton R17 Addicted. It is really soft. Way too soft for my over 200lb weight. Mine is a 154 that I use when my 10 yr old is on his alpine board and I need to be manoeuverable. It is very easy to ride, but I know that I can't push it hard without feeling like it will fold up. A lighter rider would have no issues with this board though.

    D.:biggthump

  3. cateks are a different feel too. if all bindings felt the same we'd all ride burton race plates or fritschi.

    some people do change their canting with different boards, specifically when their angles change a lot some people ride with a 3 in front or flat depending on their angles. with bombers you'd have to get another where as the cateks all the options you could want a few turns of a screw away.

    Also, the fine tuning with cateks benefits those with ski boots.

    Good points. I found that I was always worried about the bindings working themselves loose over a period of time with Catek. I know that you should always check your bindings fasteners to make sure they are tight. The problem is that when I checked my Cateks, they were always loose. With the TD2's, always tight.

  4. Seriously... we could all be riding used up race gear and asyms from the 90s. Thankfully we have a few passionate and talented builders using cutting edge technology and materials to make boots, bindings and boards that rival anything in the ski/snowboard industry today.

    They ARE the alpine snowboard industry today! And thankfully, they are dedicated to taking this sport to the next level. And this level is great already!

    D.:biggthump

  5. Finally got a chance to tune/wax the Axxess and Custom Metal FC that Sean sent me. Both are just great quality boards. I am particularly impressed with the quality build on the Metal board. It's amazing that I can send Sean the specs I want and they can build so close to what I requested. The fit and finish is also top notch - much better than most of the production boards I own. Nice work team Donek!

    Now I can't wait to get my TD3's and Fin-Tec heels!

    We should all be thanking the great folks at Bomber, Donek, Prior, Catek, Coiler, Virus ... etc. for supporting us alpine addicts with fine products. Their dedication to our sport and hard work should be commended!

    +1

    D.:biggthump

  6. If that was done this season, I am jealous. Winter is knockin at the door out east here, I wish I was where you were!

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    D.:biggthump

  7. Four words. Go to the show! I have seen them 8 times since 2000. I regret not having seen the early 1991 vintage but 2000 was very much like the Woodstock 94 show. Dirty, knocking sh!t over, breaking stuff, throwing instruments around and off the stage, running into each other etc. But since then Trent has toned it down a little. There is alot more production in their shows now. The show I saw a couple of months ago had an unbelievable stage show. Stuff I have never seen before in video technology and stage set up. And I go to alot of shows. And they changed the setup constantly throughout the show. Watch carefully, you might see an instrument or 2 leave the stage or end up busted up.

    Enjoy it!

    D.:biggthump

  8. If there will be TD3 spareparts coming up in the webstore you will need seperate TD3 urethanerings and TD3 centerdisks.

    If I am not mistaken, I thought I read that the TD2 cant disks are exactly the same as the TD3's. So interchangable. But the screws might need to be longer.

    D.:biggthump

  9. Unfortunately I have neither received a mail from Catek (regarding my OS2 standard order from early Oct) nor a shipment. Things seem to improve. They are good when the goodies arrive. Hoping the best for my trip in a week.

    I think you have to be on their mailing list. You can do that by registering on their website. If you hit their site today, there is an update on the front page that is almost the same as the email sent out.

    D.:biggthump

  10. I just got the same email from Catek. That is all anyone was expecting. Even if it was just a post on the website, it shows people that there is activity behind the walls at Catek and their money hasn't evaporated. It is great that "they have got OS2's piled to the ceilings and extra hands in house". Sounds like it will be a good year for Catek.

    D.:biggthump

  11. I didn't say that.

    Yes. I'm not against that. I'm just against the hate and hysteria.

    I don't see hate and hysteria here. Maybe I should remove my "angryfire smileys" from my other post. I see people who have tried in vain to contact a company that has ignored them. And this is their last resort. The fact that they had to air the dirty laundry out in the open is Cateks fault, not the customers. Whether the ignorance is intentional or not is irrelavant. You have my money. I expect and deserve your attention, on my terms. Or shoot me a refund and I will spend my money elsewhere.

    The fact that this thread has gone this long without a response from Catek to here or the customers directly speaks volumes.

    D.:biggthump

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