View Full Version : Last Chance before Ebay: MLY183, Proton149
csmith
December 8th, 2004, 01:16 PM
I will be listing these boards on Friday if no one here is interested.
Yellow MLY 183 race, almost new. It was a shop demo in a place with soft snow. So, its been out once or twice. No damage, only minor scuffs. Will send pics $200 Shipped obo
New 98-00 Oxygen Proton 149, board has been in storage, never mounted, has had stone grind, small scuffs from storage. $80 shipped obo
mtres
December 8th, 2004, 02:15 PM
What color/graphics does the 149 have?
And what is a MLY 183?
zachp13
December 8th, 2004, 02:53 PM
I might be interested in the 149. Do you have any pictures? Where are you located in the Northwest, maybe arrange for pickup?
windblownscott
December 8th, 2004, 05:41 PM
any stats on the MLY 183?
Thanks, Scott
csmith
December 9th, 2004, 03:41 AM
Tried to add pics, but file too big even on the smallest my camera will go. Will email if interested.
The 149 Proton is the redish w/ grey stripe and circles down the middle.
The specs on the MLY are as follows:
Effective Edge 162
Length 183
Product Specs: Custom race shape (Shannon Melhuse Pro model) He helped develop these after his days with Rossignol.
Vertically laminated spruce/maple core.
Sidewall construction.
Pre-preg tri-axial glass.
Graphite 5000 base.
External riser plate compatibility(tinkler plate, I think. Has the extra inserts)
Made in Oregon
Product Year Jan 1 1998
Side Cut Radius (1) 17m
Tail Width 23.18
Tip Width 23.18
Waist Width 19
knothole
December 9th, 2004, 08:44 PM
Could you send me some photos of the board? I am new to carving, but not the hill, and looking for something that is not quite a beginner board. If this board might be for me let me know. Thanks
deeluxflow
January 3rd, 2005, 09:16 PM
did ya sell it yet? if not, i might be interested, please email pics to deeluxflow@yahoo.com.
thanx
snowcoach
January 4th, 2005, 02:04 PM
Excellent opportunity for a great rare board! The MLY is in as new condition, a medium flex with excellent edge hold, able to be ridden fast and furious or comfortable just cruising. Will be a great prize to whoever grabs it. Not likely you will see another.
-snowcoach
www.oldsnowboards.com
January 4th, 2005, 04:49 PM
It is the board on the far right.
D-Sub
January 4th, 2005, 05:31 PM
sucks when sellers dont allow email through the site. never understood that one:)
would love to try this one out, too. hell...I want to ride every board!
www.oldsnowboards.com
January 4th, 2005, 07:53 PM
Side Cut Radius 17m
Hey Dave, first step is admitting it!
I.E. the Nidecker most of the day today! SWEET!
Also rode the Rossi 190cm
Yesterday , the Donek 186cm and the Identity 186cm
Way fun to mix it up!
The Donek is super smooth and stable
The Nidecker is snappy and very light.
The Rossi is fast and damp with snap.
The Identity is still my favorite.
Must be the "Turny" sidecut radious :)
The MLY is very forgiving, soft-ish with an
all terrain nose that can be ridden off-piste
a bit more readily than the other race boards.
The 17m radius tightens considerably under
pressure, especially for riders over 175lbs.
An ideal "Easy Racer" and an excellent
all mountain carver and a good choice for someone
that isn't looking for a full on stiff race board.
I personally road one for over a year and loved it.
Still very fast , yet not as demanding as
the stiffer boards. I will likely have one
in my quiver for a while.
I know several of the riders on BOL have
personal knowledge of this board and its qualities.
I sold at least 6 of them NOS. Enjoy. Bryan
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