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Sorry for the late reply as a pending sale came through late yesterday.

I have some Raichle SB123's.. Shell size is 27.0-27.5. Liners are in good condition. $25 USD + shipping from Colorado. I recognize they are older boots, but have seen no use in a long time and everything functions properly. Probably no more than 30-40 days. See my user id "brraaap" on eBay for 100% positive feedback. I also have some Burton race plates for $40 USD and could include with shipping.

I have a 169 with a repaired edge. So not broke, but still functional. Board is gone.

Thank you for all the replies. A board has been found!

> When you say AM, are you looking for a hardboot, alpine board? No, she will be using softies. Heck, even a freestyle board would work. Just looking for a forgiving all around board that is in good condition and will last awhile. I would prefer to pay via paypal too.

Looking for an all mountain type of board for my daughter, beginner to intermediate rider. Prefer something in excellent condition Size range: 149cm - 152cm PM me please if you have something.

Thanks, I received the payment. Did you want the 3D or the 4D mounting plates?

ltlmac, Sorry you missed the deal. I did not hear back from you so I didn't think you were still interested.

oldkey, You were second in line, you are up. See your email. brraaap

I activated my email, but being a man of my word, I don't want to create a bidding war and I will go down the list in order. I originally got these bindings for a good deal and plan to pass them on to someone else who can use them. Hopefully they won't turn around and fleabay them for a quick buck. Just trying to help out other members here.

Still waiting to hear from the first dibber...ltlmac. I have an older Burton Alp 163.5 asym (regular) if you are interested. Its in decent shape considering its age...then again it hasn't been ridden in a long time.

I'm still waiting to hear from ltlmac. If I do not hear from him by tomorrow, I will go down the list in order. I prefer paypal and shipping would be $10 USPS priority mail to the lower 48.

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Used pair of Burton Performance plate bindings. I bought these used for my son and he used them one season. Please specify if you need the 4 hole mounting discs or the 3 hole mounting discs for Burton boards. $25 + shipping

I am the second owner of the board and I do not know what year it is, sorry. I have owned for the last two years and rode it less than 5 times. If I had to guess, its probably a 2002 +/- a year. Again, that is just a guess. Good luck! Mark

Hey cail, No worries about your comment. I found the humor in it and chuckled when I saw it. I just wanted to set the record straight just in case someone else was wondering the actual size. Mark

Chubz is right...they are dead man blocks for a retaining wall. They are 2' X 2' X 8' and weigh 4000 - 6000 pounds each. The board is a real 164cm.

Now on ebay: Item Number 140095693480 Oxygen 164 SX Supercross Boardercross BX board Good condition The top sheet has a some scratches on it, but nothing to bad. The base is in excellent condition, no P-Tex or any gouges. The edges could use a tune though. Lots of life left in the board. Fun board to ride and carves well. Mount some hard plates and boots on it and dig some trenches or use soft boots and bindings and you can still lay it over. Below are the specs. Overall Length (cm): 164 Running Length (cm): 136.5 Effective Edge (cm): 140.1 Stance Width (cm): 24.6 Tip Width (cm): 29.0 Waist Width (cm): 24.0 Tail Width (cm): 29.0 Tip Height (cm): 5.5 Tail Height (cm): 3.0 Side Cut Radius (m): PROG. 9.5/8.5 Stance Range (cm): 41-57 Stance Offset (cm): 3.5 Weight Range (kg): 60-100+

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Thanks for the replies everyone. I've done plenty of searching and hadn't found the exact answer I was looking for, thus I finally posted :-) It seems that most think the SBH is POS. I haven't had any problems with it, just looking for some comparisons to it. I'm just kinda on the fence on what to do. I wasn't meaning that the 4x4 is tiring, just when you get lazy on it....it lets you know. I guess I was looking for something more forgiving. I was looking at the Dreamraider...just had not found too many reviews on it. I certainly will consider it now. I had not seen the F2 boot with the intec binding. That looks like a definite possibility if I can find them somewhere. Hmmm....the search goes on....

Hello, I have been lurking around here for a couple years and never posted, but have certainly gained a wealth of knowledge. I have been riding hard boots for about 10 years...with an average of 10x per year. The boots I have had are the Nordica SBH, first on a 163 Asym Alp and now on a 169 4x4 Prior for the past few years. Much of the riding I do now is with the family...so I often get lazy. I am looking for a new setup and was contemplating softboots, but I like the simplicity of hard boots. How would you compare the SBH's to the stiffest softboots, such as the Malamutes or Drivers? How would you compare the SBH's to the Raichle SB 413? I'm not giving up on hardboots yet, just looking for suggestions. As for a board, I was thinking of BX board in the 160 range. I was considering the Donek Incline, but then read that it may not be forgiving when you get lazy late in the day. What about the Palmer Channel? Any other recommendations? I guess I am looking for a do-it-all board (and boots) that holds a good edge and allows you to some carving, good in the trees, and doesn't penalize you too bad when you get lazy. Am I asking for too much? Thanks in advance!