Prior updates website

[Jack Michaud]

www.priorsnowboards.com

Nothing new in the race board specs department, but they weren't broken, so why fix? There are some cool new graphics though.

I'll take a WCR181 with the Dragon topsheet pleeez. I like those graphics! Demo'd that board at the ECES this past year and loved it.

[Neil Gendzwill]

The ski website isn't up yet, I notice. They sure look sweet (http://www.firsttracksonline.com/news/stories/109141948852291.shtm).

[mirror70]

Jack - I demo'd the same board at ECES and loved it. It's a really fantastic board. I just need to figure out where I'll be riding this season before I can justify a board that big.

Oh, btw, can you point me to places to look for housing on/around Sugarloaf? Right now it looks like I'm going to be teaching there this season, so I'll need somewhere to live - I just don't know where I should look for it.

[D-Sub]

man that dragon topsheet looks sweet. so do the moon and tree...

I was lookin around there...and...$61US for a hooded sweatshirt?

wtf??!?!?

heh

also..curious...but whats with boards not bein tuned from the factory? I dont get it. Or is it more like theyre "kinda" tuned and then the refinements can be paid for?

[Jim Callen]

That white topsheet is pretty fine. Man, I really shouldn't buy another board this season though...

[D-Sub]

Jim

are you already settled in snowmass? I vaguely remember you relocating there..or mayve youve been there for a while

think you could PM me? talk about it a bit?

[Chris Houghton]

D-Sub, I've bought boards both ways, the "as made" of course includes a base and edge grind so that everything is flat and square. The board is perfectly good and rides well. The extra cost tuning is for rider preferences - base structure, specific base/edge angles and tapers. Well worth a few extra bucks if you want it tuned exactly to your requirements. Of course, you can always add that yourself after you receive the board, and save a few $$$$.

[D-Sub]

thanks for clearin that up, chris