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InfiniteEclipse · 03-25-2010, 07:43 AM

How about those flowboards instead? They seem interesting if you live in a flat area like Toronto

YouTube - Snowboard cross training board: The Flowboard

03-25-2010, 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by InfiniteEclipse

How about those flowboards instead? They seem interesting if you live in a flat area like Toronto

YouTube - Snowboard cross training board: The Flowboard

Oh I like these, these are nice

crsv619 · 03-25-2010, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Sundays

ARE YOU SERIOUS? NJ? I CAN DEAL WITH JERSEY! This is the best news I've heard today! I was actually planning to goto some camp thing in Oregon or BC but I really don't want to spend thousands of dollars (not including plane ticket) on 4-5 days of riding. :\
BEST NEWS EVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR I hope you're right and that it's done before summer starts cause I'm already itching to ride again and the season hasn't ended.

just hope they don't keep pushing back the opening date. they've been pushing it back each year since 2007.

anyone have info on the LA indoor snow park? i only heard about xanadu in NJ.

PBRrider · 03-25-2010, 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Sundays

Remember, you need a place to ride too. I live in ny and so finding an empty sloped up hill is super difficult for me anyways :/ You selling your board seems like you're hanging up the sport?

no more riding or you're planning on riding rentals? I don't like how this plan sounds lol. If you do end up selling them and buying the freeboard becareful cause you're going to definitely want to ride winter time :P

I'm definitely not going to stop snowboarding. Up until this point I've been riding rentals and the set up I have i got for super cheap here at the end of the season and everything is still brand new so I'm going to make money selling what I have. I live right next to forest park in StL and the park is filled with slopped up roads and stuff and there is not a lot of traffic if you go at the right time. I'm still debating the issue, no decision has been made yet. I wish i could ride one before I buy but there is no where even remotely close that sells them and I can't find anyone on their forums that is close either.

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