burton asymetrical with boots

[Schmidt]

I have a classic Burton asymetrical board for sale. I have learned to ride on this board and it is really fast. It has a darkwood finish and looks great considering its age. It is a 154cm. Dont be fooled by the lenght. It makes learning easy yet remains stable for it size. It is circa 1998 but if you are just wanting to get into carving it would be a great platform to start with. The price is not to shabby either. I also have a pair of Burton reactors size 26.5 to go with it. Looking for a hundred dollars for the board, bindings and the boots. Pictures available on request.

[dggibson]

Hi Schmidt

Can you e-mail me some pictures. That would be great.

Duane

[Jack Michaud]

The only asym Burton made from '95 to '98 was a 160-something. 164 I think. In '98 it was red. The only wood-grain graphics asym they made was an Asym Air, in '94. It is a freeride board, not a freecarve board.

[gdboytyler]

Originally posted by ultracarve
Just curious? Wasn't there a Burton Assymetrical Woodgrained Alp as well?

Yes there is, see it right here

http://www.bomberonline.com/VBulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1401

[Schmidt]

Jack is right, it is a "asym air" freeride.

SOLD

[Jack Michaud]

Originally posted by ultracarve
Just curious? Wasn't there a Burton Assymetrical Woodgrained Alp as well?

yup! But it wasn't a '98. The alp went back to being symetrical in about '95.

[danielgman]

Is the Alp Still for Sale? I'm interested in it. PLease send me a response whether or not, and if so send some pictures of the board & bindings. THanks

Dan

[Kirk]

If that one's sold, I have one I'd be willing to part with. Also have a pair of the first generation 3D plates (pre-dates Carrier and Race plate) on it - still in great shape.

[Kirk]

The one I have is regular.

[danielgman]

Hey Kirk,

Thanks for the shout out. Can you send me some pics of the boar and bindings? I really appreciate your help.

e-mail: aliaspro@silentwaterrunsdeep.com


Dan