Jamie

Burton race plates with adjustable cant system, hand made risers and alluminum discs. Well worn but still in great shape and no signs of damage. Post or email jamies_new@msn.com for more info and pictures. You ship.

Ok cool. Xtreme wheelbarrowing? right....

I have seen it on TV, it was pretty wild but I can't see myself getting into the sport. Haven't seen anyone carving like that though hehehe. Video? I don't think so ;)

And the heelside:

They haven't seen them yet, just took them today. The Coiler is a 178 PureRace GS, width is 19, pretty sure the sidecut is 13.2. Bruce tells me that I can get it for November (possibly going on the Italy trip) if I remind him the month before. The only other guy on the team with a Coiler is Kristin D'Eon, and I'm pretty sure his is an 181 or 182, not sure about the sidecut though. By the way, who are you?

I was never here. Just imagine if he fell:eek:

uhhh.... what are you talking about? :D

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New sport:

Google brings in anywhere from $0.01 to $0.30 per click in my experience (it seems to be random). Its really not a great source of cash, but it would at least cover the hosting fees. Its also good because the Google team selects different adds for each account therefore they are always in context.

If a person had the right equipment (and time) they could print an 'independent' magazine right from their own computer and have it sent out through internet subscriptions. When you think about it, it wouldn't even be that difficult: have a Paypal account set up so that people can send the money for say 1 issue or 4-6 (?) issues per year. At 5-10 bucks a pop it would be affordable, but for the most part non-profit for whomever is doing it. Unless of course there was a team who would divide to workload into small sections and there would be no skin off anyone’s back because there would be no profit at all and each person could do as much or little as they wanted. Money would just go towards printer ink, advertising, and what-have-you. This wouldn't be a newsstand thing, but anyone who wanted it could find it. Ahhh dreams... nice idea though. An easier way to do this would be with an online newsletter :)

Yep, the guy has been selling tons of race gear, even had 2 different types of Oxygen hard boots. Mine was a 172 which I bought from a friend for 250CAN. Didn't even know they made a SL board, is that the Neutron? Great price though for what ever it is.

Protons are nice, mine went for 4 whole seasons before breaking and it still had camber. Worth the money.

300 euro Give me some Bombers!

Thanks guys, and how do Phiokka's compare price wise?

Does anyone here have any experience with Phiokka or F2 race plates? Based on what I have seen, they look pretty decent and I know that yyzcanuck.com will be carrying them next season. Are they worth looking into? Thanks,

I can't see what someone would put themself through that, although I guess you can never know until you try

Would a stiff binding like the TD1 be good for a beginer carver though?

If anyone is selling a set of TD1's please email me at jamies_new@msn.com with pictures, description and a descent price (unless you want me to haggle ;) ). Jamie

replied, thanks.

possibly interested in Proton, will get back to you.

I might have to add risers if I put bigger wheels on, but right now I have some really old Sims "The Fang" old school style wheels that I'm considering putting on, they are lightning fast

I broke my Oxygen Proton at Nationals a few weeks back so I decided to turn it into a long board by simply cutting about 1 and a half feet off the tail (where the snap occured) and screwing some normal skateboard trucks and wheels on it :-D I haven't had much of a chance to try it yet but I'm assuming that it won't as good as these, but it will still be fun.

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