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reweston

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  1. Greets folks.

    Gotta ditch some gear.

    Mistral Sonic 167. Used but plenty of life left in it. I'll include a pair of older burton bindings, would make a great rock board.

    I'll add pictures as soon as I can figure out how, I don't post on this board much. I'll take the best offer by the end of the weekend for these.

    Robert

    480-206-4312

    robertweston at cox dot net

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  2. Unfortunately, I wound up riding Eldora for a few days instead of WP. It was extremely fun, but.....yeah. That place kinda sucks. I hope to make my way back to CO soon. Would love to ride with some folks, I'm sick of solo riding ventures.........

  3. The Aussie Pink Floyd show looks great, I need to catch that. I saw Gilmour a couple months back, seeing DSOTM was fantastic.

    Going to Chicago over NYE for Umphrey's Mcgee. This makes me happy :)

  4. That looks so minor compared to the existing damage on any of my boards. I'm sure it can be repaired with a little dressing and epoxy, and if it was me I'd do that and keep the money you get with the claim. That's a nice topsheet color, BTW.

    Yeah, it's pretty minor....you know how it is when you pay full retail, you want perfection. I've never done any repair on a topsheet, just filling scratched bases. If you look at the ding from the other side of the board, you can see the topsheet lifted up from the surface. Any advice on the best way to go about fixing this myself?

    Thanks,

    Robert

  5. I have been so eager for the arrival of this board, and unfortunately it

    arrived today with the outer packaging all torn up:

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    It appeared like if there were going to be any damage, it would be scratches on the topsheet.

    There were a couple minor scratches :( , but there was also this dinger on the edge:

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    Doesn't look so bad, but it is obvious that the damage done will only get worse as the topsheet peels away over time.

    I have to decide how I would like to use my Fed Ex claim.....for shipping/repair of the board, or to keep it ($150). I'm sure many of you have gone through this before, your thoughts?

    Thanks,

    Robert

  6. well, happy belated birthday to you!

    I kinda wished I had some "in person" friends where Im at right now, but I pretty much dont

    oh well. its not 12/14. another one passed

    Happiest of birthdays to ya, Dave. I'll be in your part of town over christmas, I'll buy you a beer, we'll catch up. Email you number to me. Maybe we can ride for a day at summit on my way out??

    Bob

  7. Robert, I moved to Bend from the Mt Hood area in May, can't wait for the season to start. I look forward to making some turns. If you're going to buy a season pass, don't forget to buy it before the end of the month before prices go from high to exhorbitant.

    Thanks, appreciate that piece of advice. A lot is going on already, movin' is a bitch and I would have overlooked that.

  8. Woke up and smelled the first hints of Autumn today :rolleyes:

    Made the decision right at that moment to move back to Bend. I'll be there just after Halloween. Am I exicited? F'n right I am! Dave, you still there? Need help with finding the right neighborhood to buy in. And, need help with building a quiver!!

    robert

  9. You can't miss Kennedy School in NE. Too many things there to list, just check it out for sure. Also, if you're into sushi, Yoko's is always a treat. They are in SE on Gladstone (same yoko's as bend, only this is where yoko works). What's the name of that place under the hawthorne bridge? Anyone? Excellent late night grub. Makes me want to go back to pdx!

    Robert

  10. Any place really close to PSU is going to be pretty pricy. You can try looking at Johns Landing, it's right on the river and seems to always have some decent accomodations in a good area, well priced. Close in Southeast is good too, but the traffic over the bridges can be terrible. If you take Barbur Blvd out to the 10, there's some inexpensive stuff there, wouldn't take but 5 to 10 minutes to get to PSU. Good luck!

    Robert

  11. Not sure if it is still around, but when I lived in Portland there was a beer called hair of the dog, about 17% alcohol I believe. Not bad either, but no more than 1 or the taste gets annoying. My favorites? In this order:

    1. Deschutes

    2. Full Sail

    3. Bridgeport

    4. McMenamins

    5. Anchor Steam

    6. Sierra Nevada

    7. Newcastle

    8. Widmer Hefeweizen

    9. MacTarnahans

    10. Miller High Life (when you only have chump change)

    .......Since we're talking about liquor, and it's getting warm out, here's my recipe for a PERFECT margarita:

    2 shots Patron Silver

    1 shot Grand Marnier

    3/4 shot Triple Sec

    4.5 ounces Margarita Mix (get the good stuff....makes a difference)

    1/2 of a lime

    Fill a shaker full of ice, ad above contents, shake violently, salt your glass, pour and enjoy!

    :cool:

  12. That reminds me.....I've been looking for an issue of snowboarding magazine from, oh, probably about 1989-90 or so that has a ton of riders from Bend in it. Has Tom Ruth on the cover, and a bunch of other bend riders at the time. A dude named Sean Dillard is in the centerfold, a very good friend of mine, as well as Chris Klug. If anyone has an extensive collection of old snowboarding mags, drop me a line.

  13. Point taken. I would say that backcountry is another set of rules. If someone is stupid enough to park it in a landing area in the backcountry, then, they're just voluntary target practice I guess. I would say the more conservative stuff mentioned previously is reserved for the groomers.

  14. Yep, was just there last week, and plan to go a lot more this year. For carving, it's actually not too bad for Arizona(lucky to have anything at all). Insanely wide open runs near the bottom of the mountain (hart prarie lift), and some fun terrain elsewhere. Looking forward to a good powder day there. Last week, I found the runs to be extremely well groomed, something I was worried about beforehand. 2300 vertical feet is pretty good, and with good snow coverage can be a very fun place. Have yet to go to sunrise in eastern AZ, that will be in a couple weeks.

    Robert

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