sfleck

Sure, I’d be willing to sell the plate separate.

4mm Boiler plate 2 with 4x4 mount. Used maybe 4 days, basically brand new Located in MA, but willing to ship. $300 + shipping. **Bindings have been sold**

Have two 0 degree and two 3 degree disks for the 2nd board kit.

4mm Boilerplate, 4x4 mounting, used 4-5 days (half of which was setting courses). Will also include 2nd board kit BP version for TD3s. As you can see in the photos, this is in great condition, but my riding is fairly limited now so looking to find it a good home where it will see more use on the snow where it belongs. $600 shipped for everything, or will also be at Copper Mountain for USASA Nationals March 27th-April 3rd and could bring it along. (note: TD3s and Coiler in photo not included)

Let me know when this is happening. Will depend on my schedule, but if I can make it out I'll be there. I have a full set of gates and stubbies we could use too. Or you could just do squats...

I'll be there! Hope to see some of you other BOLers out there this weekend. It's and afternoon race, so you don't even have to get up early after celebrating the Pats win Saturday night!

Board is sold, thanks everyone for the interest.

Put some pics up and added a price to the OP. If you want higher res photos or have questions shoot me a PM. Chubz, sent you an email to your old work address, so let me know if you didn't get it, been awhile since I sent you anything there I think.

Board has a 21.5cm waist, and only set of inserts is 19.5" apart. Emails sent with photos, too big to put up online.

****SOLD**** Tomahawk 180 GS Board from a few years back, full titanal. Has the textured orange topsheet, and it is not the cap construction so you can see the titanal layer just under the topsheet. $300+Shipping. Used, but still in great shape. I'll try to measure it up tonight for exact specs, as it only has one set of inserts, but I believe the inserts are around 19.5. Sidecut is around a 14-15 with a little taper, but not as much as the new race shapes, so it hooks up a little bit more at the end of turns. PM me for larger, more detailed pics. Steve

I've got a 165 Atomic Firestarter from a few years back if your interested. Shoot me a pm if you think you might be and I can try to get some decent photos of it.

I'll talk with them when we're there this weekend and see what the schedule's looking like. Can't remember what night the ski racers are usually there.

Looks to me like an older prototype, probably from even before the most recent batches. If you look at the carbon butterfly, the way the ends are curved off the edge of the board, not squared off like the newer ones. I was at Mike's apt. in Boston once and he had a bunch of different stuff like this kicking around. Let us know how it rides!

I've had this box for a long time. Had it on my Subaru, on my jeep, and now on my new toy! Like Geoff said, I actually notice it less on the Mini, maybe because of the stiffer suspension than my other cars. Don't notice a huge drop in MPG either, but a little bit. I've fit two bundles of gates and some boards in there before, so there is plenty of room. Geoff, think I saw you on 146 the other day, heading North after work?

Think I've got an old set of Burton winds in the basement. I think those toe blocks would work for you right? Just let me know.

Emily Nodine, from the Northeast used to be a bartender up at Sugarloaf. Some of you may have met her when we had ECES up there. Went to college with her, but not sure what she's up to these days, other than looking pretty damn good. Girl's a hell of a skier too, and word on the street was she used to ride hard boots.

Maybe I'm missing something here, but when I look at this diagram I feel like it's set up backwards. It looks as though this setup would allow the plate to flex without deflecting the board, but if the board flexed (tail going up in diagram) wouldn't that also flex the plate up? Feel like the hinge should go the other way. Again, maybe I'm just misreading the diagram.

We're on for tomorrow night. I believe the plan is slalom. We'll be starting around 7pm, but a couple of us are usually up there a little early to get some turns in before we start. Steve

Join us some night at Ski Ward on a Tuesday. Both Noah and I will be there, and usually a few other hardbooters. We usually start running gates around 7pm, but if you give me a heads up, I could try and meet you up there an hour early. -Steve

Yeah, I have a set of those, with the metal plates as well. I think they've got one busted toe clip, and a missing heel block, but the plate themselves are in decent shape. PM me and we can figure out how to get them to you. I'll be up at Crotched Mountain next weekend. -Steve

If it ever stops raining so we can ride again, I'll let you take the Tommahawk out for spin. It's a 180, full titanal, ~14m sidecut. Fun board, but now that I don't really race anymore, and have my new coiler, I'm probably going to get ride of it. -Steve

You have a photo of the piece you need? I might have it, I have a set of the red and blue race plates that I've been using for parts. I'm thinking what you would need is the red piece, but I'm not sure. You ride with John Deere at all? He's been coming down on Tuesdays to run gates, although looking at the weather, I doubt that will be happening this week....

The plan is to set Slalom tomorrow night. Not sure what the weather will do, but if it gets cold, it will be pretty solid. Geoff, it will be a long night if you bring the 14m. Got anything smaller that might work? You'd be better off on a madd 170 then that stubby in a slalom. -Steve

My new Coiler 173 VSR arrived today, and since I couldn't get out to ride it tonight, I figured I'd keep myself busy by taking some photos. As nice as it looks in my basement, I can't wait to get this thing out on the snow.

Is an asym? http://www.gnu.com/index.php/snowboards/park-pickle/ Interesting part is it sounds like they're actually using a different wood on one side of the core. Found this when reading some of the new board reviews, thought it might open an interesting can of worms.