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  1. These boards were built for World Cup competitor at 185 lbs. They have little time on the snow and all aspects of the boards are in excellent condition. I currently ride duplicates of these boards---just with a little more ware and tare. I don't need two more so these are up for sale.

    Approximate dimensions and asking prices are as follows:

    GS WCR

    Length 186

    Width 19.8

    Radius 14+ meter

    $550 + shipping OBO

    Reduced $450 + shipping OBO

    SL WCR

    Length 161

    Width 19.5

    Radius 9+ meter

    $520 + shipping OBO

    Reduced $420 + shipping OBO

    Email through my profile for questions and offers. Thanks.

    Gary

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  2. Well you know...I'm not sure burned was out totally accurate. Maybe just a couple of board choices that didn't quite fit my style, and over the last several seasons I have been making such an effort to get as many days in as I could, I found myself working for the session rather than the session working for me. :freak3:Not to mention the lack of surf time. Anyway we have already discussed this. Hope things are well with you. It will probably be another year before I make it to SES, maybe we'll ride again then. Keep in touch. GC

  3. Here’s my deal: I have been ridding Indys for last four years. The stiffness and flex works well for me; however, I have developed two bone spurs on the outside of my back foot, and cannot go through another season experiencing this issue. The spurs are caused from the buckle rivets rubbing outside of the foot as mentioned above.

    Last year I invested in some custom foot beds to take up the extra space in my packed out original liners, which seemed to help, but did not completely solve the problem. This year I am considering thermo liners or possibly changing to the Stratos Pro.

    I would rather make the Indy’s last a couple more seasons, or until Deluxe changes the buckle system on this boot---like the new Tracker. Please give me your ideas, and experiences in dealing with this type of issue. Thanks. GC

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    August 28, 2006

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    LEWISTON, Maine - Americans shouldn't expect Mother Nature to help with their heating bills this winter because it's going to be nippy, according to the venerable Farmers' Almanac.

    ..."The concept or technique is different from what is done by the scientific meteorological community, but that doesn't mean it's without any merit," Reeves said from State College, Pa. "It's not like someone throwing a dart at the dart board"...

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    Much more accurate than throwing a dart! Although a bit quirky, I've found it to be amazingly accurate, at least for the easter Sierra.

  5. I have a several custom WCR Prior round tails that I will be posting soon on BOL. They were made for a 180 to 200 lb ridder 04/05 season. Would you be interested in discusing a trade? Email me back through my profile and let me know what you think. GC

  6. Subarus are better in the snow than ferraris anyway, not that this comment really has anything to do with this post---I just had to say it anyway.

    More to the point, jtslalom's boards probably would have been put to better use as a seat, even when he was riding them. I've seen some guys carve pretty hard in softies. More power to them.

    As for all the rest who are dedicated to the disipline of carving, this means one less disgruntled snowboarder sitting in the middle of the run that we have to dig trenches around. :D

  7. What a great time it was Thursday and Friday at Mammoth. Rode with Mr. Sub on his new 4wd, which should have been mine, his buddy Greg, and my long time friend from work who lost his oatmeal :barf: because we were going hard to get the freshies on Friday. Mammoth gets tacked out way too fast, so the pressure was on to get it while it was good.

    With lots new snow, Sunshine Ridge into Grizly on Lincoln Mtn. and the Avalanche shoots were the high light of the trip and perfect for the 4wd, but not quite deep enough for the 4807.

    No one told Dave that he couldn't carve his new 181 4wd in all the new snow, so he was leaning over some very carve-like angles in the pow and looking quite stylish while doing it---and doing it in the steeps too. Way to go D-Sub!!! It was fun riding with you and Greg. We'll have to do it again soon. Hopefully be up again at the end of the month, maybe then.

  8. Sounds like a good trip Erwin. Not as much snow as everyone was talking up??? Osin for Saturday then a great carving session today, what more could you ask for?

    You in for thurs and friday? I don't have any definite takers as of right now, maybe one guy from worked who has proven to be flaky in times past. Hope the alp worked well. Let me know whats going on.

  9. Paul what size is your foot? Do you have a wide foot or narrow etc? I'm convinced that these are the best boots on the market right now features and benefits wise, and they have recieved the best rider reviews on BOL. If Randy's were black, I would be a little more tempted; nevertheless, I'm still considering. I'm also thinking I might be able to go down a from a 29.5 to a 28.5 or even a 28 with the thermo liner not sure if this is possible though.

  10. I'm also bringing Gary's Burton Alp 171 to try out after all the pow gets tracked up. I liked your Coil so much, I'm willing to give the other Burton products a second look.

    Ohhhh, so thats how it is....NOW your willing to give Burton boards another chance, even after ordering a custom Donek---board snob! I guess you really don't have to own a Burton, you can continue to borrow Neil's and mine. :D

    I'm bumbed I won't be up enjoying all this new snow with you guys. I look forward to the report when you get back. Have fun! GC

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