Hans

Mine says: SB250 180RCII 06HM1 6.9 SB= superboard technology I think (250 is the serialboardnumber I think) 180RCII= type of the board 180 RaceCarve II 06HM01= year 2006, HM are my initials, 1=the first Coiler I bought 6.9= stiffness Hope this helps.

Great editing stuff,thanks a lot

Just lay it in the freezer and brush it away.

I agree. Feet and hardboots can be a silly combo. My feet measure 25,8 and 26,2 (left and right). I can barely fit them into a 27!! mondo with thermoflex, Suzuka's. They are so tight that I have to force the second buckle to get them closing. I even made the boots wider in the front.

Mike there are Indy's with the new buckles, they are called INDY C'.

Emailed you!

May be ECS 2007 in Zinal is a good opportunity to testride:ECS 2007 at Zinal, Switzerland There were moreover than 150 participants overthere at the ECS 2006. Like to testride one of those blades.

Gerab Plate system: Gerab Greets, Hans.

Fun and Function. This brand became at first very famous for its very nice windsurfingdecks (WC Bjorn Dunkerbeck), in the Netherlands we say èf-too. Greets, Hans.

Okay, thanks Bryan for updating because I thought that you have the 200cm one, so got to search eaby for 185. It's much cheaper. Greets, Hans.

For well known reasons (certain music) it's not smart to put it there. Greets, Hans.

Hi,Willywhit Is there enough room for a Tinkler 202 also??? Can you measure for me??? Thanks in advance. Greets, Hans.

If you have/take Pando I can mail/upload it (www.pando.com) Send me a(n) email or PM with your emailaddress. Greets,Hans.

This is almost for free. Looking for the 200cm for my Tinkler. Otherwise I had bought this one for sure. Greets, Hans.

No drooling about this board Just order and pay. You can email Bryan Sutherland through his profile at this forum (www.oldsnowboards.com). When you are about to order, he will contact you with Mike Tinkler. Just phone Mike, because he isn't the guy from the emails. Mike and Bryan are both great guys to talk about the Tinkler boards and the specs you want . Don't keep droolin' , just buy it, you won't regret it for a second. Greets, Hans.

Last year I bought a 180 RC II. I have all possible features in it (no titanal). Edge change is quick for such a long board, you can make short turns as long turns. Edge hold is superb. If its in a rail, you will stay there. It gives a lot of confidence when you rail this one at high speeds. This board don't like low speeds. Therefore, it's a RaceCarve. That's why the board is for an intermediate to advanced rider. For me it's no cruiser, you have to pay attention when flat. But may be the reason was that my edges were at 0 degrees. I have now set them to 89/1 to make it less aggressive at/to the edge. If you like a very poppy/lively board, don't take this one. My Coiler is as damp as could be. The advantage of that is, it goes through everything like there is none. Just my 2 cents about this board. Greets, Hans.

You'd better delete this topic fast. Look at the date.... Snowboarder Jonatan Johansson (SWE) dies after training crash and Whiteface tragedy / boardercross Better you'll pay more attention next time.............

You are a total gear head. Just as I am, because I bought them too. Just for the bling, bling Greets, Hans.

You have to be careful by choosing boots. My Vans Fargo Boa have some rubber on the heels. That extra rubber stops exactly where the Flow highback begins. And guess what, when I loosen the back it sticks just right at that rubber piece. So I got some brand new boots for free from my store because I ruined the whole boot at first. Now I am careful when I lower the backs. But it doesn't work very nice this combo when you want to get out of the bindings, I always have to be careful. I like the bindings a lot for in and outconvenience on the slopes. Especially in those draglifts, I losen my back but stay in with my backfoot in the binding. I can always get out quickly when needed. Greets, Hans.

I do all my boards and skis myself, except for the base bevel. Which tool do use yourself or do you recommend? And what files do you use with your base bevel tool? I was thinking about this one from SkiMan. Greets, Hans. naamloos.bmp

swoard for sale Thought you wanna know. Greets, Hans.

Don't know yet, because the 'soundflaps' have been improved to the former season. I will let you know as soon as I have them. Greets, Hans.

Don't know where to get them in the USA. The venting is in front of the helmet. The one I ordered is this one: Trooper with a visor and a ventsolution you can close/open. You can send them an email may be there is a distributor in the USA. I can get one for you but they are expensive with a bad dollar/EUR rate nowadays. The normal Trooper fullcut is about EUR 189.00 Greets, Hans.

You're right. I only use them in the lift and shut down my MP3 at the slopes, but my cellphone is on then. Greets, Hans.

Some links to get your info you need: Skullcandy I just ordered an industrial white Sweet Trooper S1 Fullcut with a soundpad (my last helmet, a Dainese, was slightly damaged after a skier ran into my back last season, so no risks with this one). I know Burton (RED) has them even with a bluetooth set in it. Greets, Hans.