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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Bay Area, CA
Posts: 2,212
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No detune, 2 deg. FL, High backs aligned with edges.
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2012/13 -12- Kirkwood days Arbor A-Frame 158 2009-10 Jeremy Jones Hovercraft 156, 2011/12 Burton Driver-X K2-Cinch-CTX Subaru WRX 06 |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Utica, NY
Posts: 825
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I monkey grease the edges all sloppy like, sand the topsheet down to the carbon and slather Crisco on the bottom after every run.
Seriously though, nothing special, some wax helps, regular edge tune/detune tip, for reg mtn shred on a wide twin. No must haves, but enjoyment rises with great snow for fresh tracks in the trees! |
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Posts: 167
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not "always" or at least not necessarily continuous - at season end we at Crystal sometimes surf over patches of grass and puddles to get to the base deck - it's fun
![]() On my rock / rail / whatever board - 2 degree base bevel, detune tips, and sharp side edges. Waxing almost every day and it sure pays! (don't do much structuring, though) I also file my sidewalls / topsheet edges to round them a bit so that skiers can do less damage when they step all over my machine in the lift line. I hate it when they start slicing strings and chunks from the topsheet My board doesn't have to be pristine, but I am only OK with what I do to it...
Last edited by lernr; 04-04-2012 at 07:40 PM. |
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