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sierrascope out of plastic, detune for east coast?
I'm always at bluemountain, which is in the tristate area and the situation is always pretty much hard packed ice. Just got my sierrascope and was wondering if I should go ahead with detuning, or leave it be? I'm all mountain, minimal park, and working on ground tricks.. I'm also up in the sides, in the trees a lot. Def not speed. Any advice appreciated. First ride coming up this weekend so at this point, I don't know how it rides yet.
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For the conditions you're riding in, I wouldn't detune the effective edge. You can detune the tip and the tail, but thats it. If you round the effective edge, you won't have much luck digging into hardpack or ice. Go ride it and then decide what edge you want on your board.
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I ride the same board and the same mountain and mine's not detuned. Never had any problems with catching edges.
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awesome, will check it out this weekend and decide. I'm guessing no detune is okay since I'm not park heavy.
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i totally agree. detune the nose and tail. when i did mine and waxed it it became a different board compared to my first day without it.
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Leave it alone until you have a problem.
That is the best advice period. You ride it, if you feel it's catchy, then slightly detune it. Do you add salt to something before you try it to see if it even needs salt? Reverse cambered boards are completely different from cambered boards and rarely need detuned out of the package. If this were a cambered board we were discussing, I would say slightly detune it because it will need it. |
You don't need to detune the nose and tail on a sierrascope, they come from the factory detuned. Feel it for yourself, the nose and tail are a lot less catchy than the sides.
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and its a lot less catchy after the detune. mine would throw me around when i laid it flat, it was fine on either edge but it made me do an ear plant when it was flat once.
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