LeeW

is that you who's awaiting the husky 610 ? Im not too familiar with 'em, but am definitly droolin' at one. thought of those 450SMR. seems its common in club racing? and i have no clue what the hell happened to milehighmotard.com. Im -VERY- disappointed. grand junction speedway's working on one, so i was like 'perfect' since I intent to get me a SM version husky next summer. rode my cr250 recently. Had a big blast, and I may be deaf, but I sure as hell could hear the 2 strokes screaming and banging when im really going high speed desert riding out in grand junction. (yea, i know, i ahven't post the photo. too busy riding, working and swimming and droolin' for snow for riding:) )

its the 2nd edition of tws. tws had a buyer's guide like a month ago, but this one is new version.

haha, i remember i saw a video showing a dude looking for ghost on a webcam. i found that amusing.

you can imagine my surprise when i saw the line up of snowboards in current TWS buyer's guide with a madd bx in it.

If I got the author's name, christopher westoff, right, this dude -REALLY- covers it in alpine racing (in terms of muscle uses, etc.) and model happens to be a male. Would someone be kind enuf to correct me his spelling of his name? I know I did not have it correct. It's quite a rare book, too.

That's a worthy deal, ONLY if they get -ALOT- more snow than they did recent winter. I'll ask Ullr, the snowgod, to give ye a blessing. (Ive ridden Stevens Pass when I was a seattlite, and im very impressed with the terrain)

ABSOLUTELY NO WAY will I attend, unless if I happen to be lucky to rub shoulders with red bull squad (which my buddy did and had a helicopter ride for 15 minutes, instead of 2.5 hours drive). via roadracingworld.com, i think one night they're charging 1600 dollars for one night?

ah, summit daily reader you are, pat ? :) welcome to the club

not to mention swapping the bottom soles of my UPZ. It's a pain in the ass Im already considering purchasing a seperate ski boots. Ski are alot easier to work with when it comes to working at terrain park maintenance and special events crew, like red bull contest at vail, IMO

motegi's fun to race on. it's a bit tough, tho'. of course, this is from my experience on motoGP2 on my xbox. :p

Did alpine racing training with them when I was on the Deaf Olympics Alpine Snowboard Race team. BIG thumbs up for 'em. Great coaching.

my name is who? my name is slim shady. err, my name's from my own name. :p

you got my condolences, arcrider. i get nervous when i ride my bike on street (usually, just to warm up my bike before i go off-roading). you can imagine me being -real- nervous. -sigh-

oh you ho. why dont i pimp you so i can get your posts? :p

As I told Fin, Steven Cobb (inventor of Magne-Tracte series of Lib-tech.com and CAD-God of Mervin MFG [Lib Tech, GNU, and Supernatural) made a comment as he was investigating my carbon butterfly race board and those gleamy -polished up- TD2 step-in brought a comment from him "Those are burly!" with a grin. :)

oh my goodness. i nearly misread the post topic as in sean martin's baby. CONGRATULATIONS, Jack!!!! live long and prosper

you the MAN! Ichiban!

-poke poke- fin, come on. you know ive been bugging you about the archives for ages. i hope you could find a guru who could do the data-works on those archives

got two of camelbak backpacks. forgot which model but one of 'em got insulated water sip which really helps from preventing freezing. i mostly use 'em for dirt bike motorcycling. they're damn worth every pennies, i swear.

actually that's a good idea

I'd very much like for the archives of all bomber posts (since the beginning) be readily accessible thru if the new VB has some sort of way to deal with it.

nice face lift

hmm. i really suggest u to give it a shot with sean martin. not often u get a chance to maybe get your foot in the door for hardcarving company. fwiw, it always pays off to be very very very persistant and have a -very very very- strong desire to be involved one way or another. i currently work for poma ski lift factory, vail snowmaking/terrain park/special events, and student. that's from more than a decade of accumulation of working in the ski industry. my first experience was dishwashing for keystone conference center back in 1994. so its nice now that i look back. ive gone from dishwasher to disabled ski instructor, snowboard bum, water sampler, housekeeping, retail, and liftie.

dammit. i got to quit slacking and get to re-size the photo of my husky! and u gonna sell it or not, willy? speedzilla, has ur motard arrived (thats if your pending husky is one)?

my goodness grace. the web page is horrendous as compared to the last time i visit the site (2000-2002)!