View Full Version : Tomorrow, Monday 12/16
kirtap
December 16th, 2007, 04:35 PM
Well I got my hands on a friend's car for tomorrow and am wondering where I should go. Who has the best conditions for carving this time of year? I have the Five Mountain Pass and can get my hands on a Copper/Winter Park pass. Any advice would be appreciated or if people are already heading out somewhere, let me know. I'd love to meet some of you.
Snowman
December 16th, 2007, 05:40 PM
Everything in Colorado is in good shape right now, but keep in mind that the holiday season is upon up so try to ride weekdays if possible. Abasin is and always will be my 1st choice, their snow is in excellent shape. Keep Keystone open as an option also and they are running the lights all week now so bring your clear lenses and have a blast. Beaver Creek if you can but I an not shure about their snow. Should be decent. Be sure to post on the ride board if you can you never know who might show up. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!
Think Snow
Thor VonRippington
December 16th, 2007, 06:00 PM
Kirtap - are you just riding tomorrow.. one day?
I could ride with you for a couple hours here at WP tomorrow (early).. but there are better carving hills in Summit County if you only have one day. The grooms here are short and sweet (good for an outa shape fat guy like myself).
I would be up for a night ride at Keystone later in the week.
I PMed you my cell
cfj04
December 16th, 2007, 08:10 PM
Thor,
Get back inside and finish your homework!!!!!!!!!
Oh - and enough already with more bindings
:lol:
Thor VonRippington
December 16th, 2007, 08:19 PM
Thor,
Get back inside and finish your homework!!!!!!!!!
Oh - and enough already with more bindings
:lol:
:nono:
kirtap
December 16th, 2007, 08:41 PM
No tomorrow won't be my only day. I moved out here this year to go to school at CU, so hopefully I will be out many more days this year. Tomorrow I think I am giving someone else a ride out to the mountains to pay for gas money, so I will be restricted to the Five Mountain Pass. I will be out to Copper/WP soon though as many kids here have condos on those two.
Thor VonRippington
December 16th, 2007, 08:53 PM
I see you updated things a bit.
Use my cell number.. I know a "dude" in Boulder who gets up here every now and again.. maybe he'll let you tag along. There are several of us who have WP/Copper and Five Mnt passes.
Riding with other BOLers is easy and tons of fun... just stay in touch.
Blue Bird
December 17th, 2007, 06:52 AM
I see you updated things a bit.
Use my cell number.. I know a "dude" in Boulder who gets up here every now and again.. maybe he'll let you tag along. There are several of us who have WP/Copper and Five Mnt passes.
Riding with other BOLers is easy and tons of fun... just stay in touch.
Are you sure about setting kirtap up with him? Seems like that would be pushing the limits of decency
cfj04
December 17th, 2007, 06:57 AM
Dude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Blue Bird
December 17th, 2007, 07:03 AM
man, that dude is out there. He seems like one of the people that would shave his head, pierce his nipples, connect them with a heavy chain and cover his mid section with tattoo's of other peoples mother's
I would ride with him again, though :D :D
cfj04
December 17th, 2007, 02:38 PM
Busted about the wig at work - Darn it! Which one of you is why I have a tat of a gorrilla on my stomach.
kirtap
December 17th, 2007, 03:12 PM
Sounds like maybe I should stay away from this guy?
I went to Keystone today as it was the only place I haven't been yet out of the Abasin, Key, and Breck. I found a run off to the side that was groomed and fairly empty. As always, I stop at a crest and wait for it to clear out below me as well as above me, just to make sure one of those bad wreck stories you always hear about doesn't happen to me. I started with a heel side, then toe side, looked uphill again and didn't see anyone, pulled almost all the way through my next heel side and got nailed from behind. Big guy on a snowboard, probably around 250-300 pounds. I flew about 10 feet from where I was hit and rolled about 10 more, based on the marks on the hill. The other guy however must have been flying down the hill as he came to a stop around 50 feet below me. After we both got up, I watched him go down the hill and this was obviously one of his first couple times out. Just goes to show that no matter how careful you are, you can't always avoid the idiots out there.
His board hit me in the back of my bindings. Made a decent sized gash. I am assuming these are still safe to ride with, but just wanted to see what you guys think.
Pat
Blue Bird
December 17th, 2007, 10:03 PM
Ride with Curtis when you have a chance, it's a lot of funand he is solid
Take a picture of your binding from farther away, I can't tell where the gash is on your binding
Thor VonRippington
December 17th, 2007, 10:12 PM
Holy Crap!! That's a HUGE chunk out of an intec heal receiver. Good thing that wasn't a dirrect hit on a body part! I'm sure it's ok to ride... but damn!
What did it do to his board?
kirtap
December 17th, 2007, 11:20 PM
The board didn't directly hit my body, but his body did for sure. I'm still sore from it. My leg was swollen and I was worried I fractured it, something I am all to familiar with, especially with two broken feet in the past two years. I didn't get to see his board, although I assume it was pretty bad. He flew down the hill after hitting me, and was gone as soon as I could almost say I was okay.
Here is a picture from further out.
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