JonCheever

Mostly Kessler... Some Oxess. Email for more info and prices. Size 56 58 62 63 65 in Kessler 55 in Oxess Different shapes and sidecuts

I didn't know there was a bomberbx. I'll put it there though, so thanks for the pointer. As far as pricing goes: I have one I am letting go for $950. It has slightly more use than the others and even has a podium in it. The rest for a $1100. As they are hardly ridden. Most of the money I get from these boards will be going to Kessler. I also have a two carbon boards made by Kessler. These would probably be double the price as the titanol ones as they raw materials to make these were twice as much. I feel they are kind of a secret weapon that may be pulled out in a course with super quick features right out of the gate. They're feather light, rail are probably some of the best boards out there. I just have such a small quiver. My wax tech and coaches are afraid of the lack of consistency so I look at them instead of ride them. Pictures:

I am about 5'10 / 180 - 185lbs. I have Kessler's stiffness ratings on my boards too. It is his numbers, but if you are looking for something softer in my quiver or on the stiffer side I can arrange that.

I have a few SBX boards for sale. All are World Cup ready to race and I'll even throw in some HF wax for free. 162 SBX. They are built for me. 10.5 sidecut 24.8 waist 18mm taper I have them ranging from brand new to raced on World Cup. Not sure which one will be faster, but they are all prepped for competing at the highest level. Thanks, Cheever Jonathan_Cheever@comcast.net

Hey Guys, Thanks for the generosity. For sure Seth will be in the movie. As far as a "star" goes. Who knows. Myself and Maria Ramberger on the Austrian team are heading up the fundraising, marketing and I guess a fair share of the other work. Brett Wiese Saunders is the artist. So he is going to portray this in his own style. It would be nice if Seth wasn't so elusive, would pick up his phone or at least respond to a text so he could get involved with promoting this thing. So far we have a decent response from the community. But it is typical snowboard style. Lots of talk, no action. This is really going to be good for the sport. We have Austrian television on board and hope that spreads throughout Europe. We are still probably two years away from a finished product. This whole thing is a baptism by fire. So far it is there hasn't been too many speed bumps. Again guys, thanks for the pledges. Hope all is well, Cheever

Hey Guys, Jonathan Cheever here on the US SBX Team. Next season and through the 2014 Olympics a few of us are working on a documentary on Snowboard Cross. Maria Ramberger of the Austrian team is taking care of things on the other side of the pond. Brett Wiese Saunders, who has helped with some of my http://www.youtube.com/teamcheever episodes, is the main filmer. We currently have a kickstarter project at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1120573517/sbx-the-movie going on now. More news will be coming soon at SBXthemovie.com (full site not launched as of Aug 7th) facebook.com/sbxthemovie and twitter.com/sbxthemovie. please spread the word and pledge to receive some great incentives. thanks for your time, Cheever http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1120573517/sbx-the-movie