Burton's

[pokkis]

Where i can find decent pictures how development of PJ's was done year by year.
This is good picture but dont tellme all from dark past
http://www.bomberonline.com/images/asyms.jpg

[Phil]

Bumpyride posted this a while ago:

http://burton.emptybottleworks.com/

[Phil]

Sorry, after checking it out, it seems that there is not much in the way of PJ history.

[philfell]

Sad no agression stealth in the above photo.

As I remember:

first year PJ offered in only one size

second year full size run, grey color with pinkish number on tail

thrid year rose graphic theme

fourth year saw blade theme, kind of a special year, first year 3d inserts, heelside radius tighter than the toe side. Also different offset on the tip and tail. Real oddball of a board

fifth year and last I think, solid colors real basic nice. Burton introduced the Stats this year. The next year they became the Factory Primes with the birck pattern. They did do some asym factory prime for 3 more seasons (I think) mainly in the SL sizes and eventually did away with the concept.

[philfell]

Lame Burton sucks.

The pic of 1992 PJ is actually a 1991

[b0ardski]

:eek:that sims has torsion arms on it, Did the Austrian factory put those on or are they custom??

Also thats the coolest looking alp I've ever seen:1luvu:

[philfell]

They are called snow stix.

[b0ardski]

I think I saw an ad for those in the back of a mag long ago.
Are they vintage to the board? And do they work???

[pokkis]

At least on Tinkelr's they work extremely well :1luvu:

[www.oldsnowboards.com]

Sad no agression stealth in the above photo.


Check the site's gallery for the Aggression Stealth (http://www.oldsnowboards.com/pics/album170)photos.

[www.oldsnowboards.com]

Are they vintage to the board? And do they work???
Yes and Yes.

[b0ardski]

I'd bet that board is turny as hell, I tihnk I'd like that; should have been standard on the asym alps:eplus2: