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holy shit, that was awesome.
thanks

awesome, thanks for that. much needed.

I bought a bike last spring that had egg beaters, was going to swap for spd because of all the bad press about CB. Ended up keeping them, not a single problem in a year of mudddy muddy riding.

I used a full Sram X9 2x10 last year. It worked flawlessly, I was very happy with the durability and performance. The x9 cranks / bb are another story. Constant creaking, grit getting in the...

would you ship to BC?

check out the EHP. I look for the same characteristics as you in skis and the EHPs are rad in my book

if / when my spirit 3s ever give up the ghost, those would be on the top of my list for new boots.

http://straightchuter.com/2011/09/rush-v-maestrale/

holy shite, that was awesome.

wow.....

AWESOME!!

I don't think it has been mentioned here yet but the Devinci Dixon is a great am bike. Pretty slack, fun going downhill, climbs just fine. I got one this year and have hardly ridden my other bike...

not here, two thumbs up from Northern BC

bump, 1500$ and its yours

woah, thats awesome

price drop.... 1600$.

bump.........

awesome, think I'm going to have to head back that way soon!

wow, glad you are okay.

woops, price is 1700$. Located in Prince George, but I'm travelling around alot in the spring so could probably meet up somewhere if that works.
Bike could be setup alittle on the pedally side...

great shots, now I miss spring time on the duffey.

2008 Rocky Mountain Slayer SXC
Size: 18"
Colour: Red
Frame: Rocky Mountain Form 7005 Taperwall Aluminum + Rock Mountain FORM Carbon seatstay
Fork: Fox Float 36
Stem: Race Face Evolve...

nice. So cool to ski a line like that right back to the truck.

Thanks for sharing that. There is a lot we can learn from your description. The discussion on the beacon failure is concerning me as I have the same model and it has always worked flawlessly.

solid work right there.

ha, that was a great video, thanks

what? I thought you were jumping on the ehp wagon last year? You've heard my ravings about them. I can't recommend them enough. Probably going to buy a spare pair just in case they change them. ...

a few recent ones.

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only regret I have is all the tours I did without them. I wouldn't even consider any other binding for a touring ski anymore.

I have a Marmot Alpinist 2p (single wall). Haven't used it a ton yet but it has worked really well for me so far. I really like how the poles are on the outside of the tent. When the weather is...

I've got the previous incarnation of the ski Shirk was recommending (Movement Coulouir / Thunder) and I agree. Stiff in both directions, they are like scalpels on the steep icy stuff.

In case anyone is really interested in the Cheakamus Community Forest and what is really going on, there is alot of information that is a little less one sided and a little more factual here;
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You are right in questioning the numbers. The license is for 20,000 m3 per year. At an average of 500 m3/ha, that harvest volume equals around 40 ha.

To calculate the value of the logs, using...

classic, wish I had a buck for every time I heard that one.

CTV just did a phone interview with someone who was there. He said 50-60 sleds got hit. At least a dozen seriously injured, and three confirmed dead, no more beacon signals being found, dogs up...

haha, three of the all time best days i've ever had were courtesy of the road cluster f@#k. One time I swear there was maybe 50 people that made it up.

good luck man. Following your blog definately motivates me to get after it.

I love this thread. Skiing big mountains, chainsaws, skidoos, burning stuff. Keep it up.

I can't believe Alberta is doing the fall and burn though (sounds like its working out awesome for you)...

jebsus dude, I feel your pain. Look on the bright side, you can recover. They were going to cut my leg off but didn't, now I'm almost as good as new. On the bright side, once its over, nothing...

I wasn't the biggest supporter of the whole idea, thinking it was too costly and too risky.

The last two weeks have completely changed my mind, and I feel really fortunate to have lived here...

that was a good DH race, I didn't think anyone was going to catch Bode after that top section, he was hauling ass. There must have been a really slow section (for the second 1/2 of the field) in the...

another great tr, big lines are dropping like flies around here these days.

woah, nice work, thats some serious shit right there.

Bingo, you can share all the stoke you like without giving it up. And for the few who could guess what valley you are in by the shape of the slide paths, fine.

I find a quick stomp of the heel now and then when the snow is sticky can prevent it most of the time.

outstanding, those definitely capture how much fun skiing pow is.

Another vote for Scarpa, they're the only ones I've tried that were even close. I'm suprised to see that Garmont are 101mm, every garmont I've tried has felt really narrow.

holy shit, that might be the sickest thing I've seen on here. wow.

bingo... thanks.

Most I've seen have the special cans etc, I just want to use what I've got for now and was unsure.

thanks for the response. Ive been checking out the skidoo cans and bags and they have little riser blocks to keep them off the tunnel directly. Just wondering if that is necessary.

anyone know if its okay to put a spare can and drybag right on the top of the tunnel of a Rev?