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i got it pulled for hopping off a chairlift... didn't know it was against the law.

how much harder is a rail from a box. is it just an extra balancing factor?

well, could alot of use on a box be the reason why it is "sticky"? usually i like to go to the park later in the day after everyone has already used it and left.

and i'm having trouble with getting down them with ease. Usually, what happens is that i go down too slow and rotate about 75-80 degrees to my right. My feet are about shoulders width apart and then i go down and land normally. it is very ugly. when i go faster and with more confidence, i...

nvm, i searched and found my answer, i just have to wear the goggle underneath, it works perfectly.

i got a helmet and when i where my wisdoms, the plastic part that attaches to the band like gets in the way and prevents the goggles to fit my face tightly... does anyone else have that problem?

wow.... all i have to say is wow.../ Philasult bitches

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how long are you out for Philasult bitches

im a skater and rollerbladers are for FAGS Philasult bitches

wow, i rode on 173s and they seemed perfect for me, 169 isn't much of a difference and my friends said that would be fine

ok thanks man, i was really worried whether i made a big mistake by having them not ceneter mounted, and what do you mean by tech stuff and rails, is it harder to balance?

https://newschoolers.com/PHP/Pictures/LoadPicture.php4?pic_id=31987&cat_id=90&start_num=0&sortmethod= the mounting looks like the grey ones on the right, is that ok?

my brakes werent wide enough either, you can get specail brakes that are wider. the shop should have them. Its only 5 bucks more for them. And if your that desperate, fuck it and bend them so you can get them later.

they are 169s so i dunno, it looks normal, but i wanna know if it will affect the performance greatly

hi i just got some new fujas with solomon s810 ti bindings. i already got them mounted from the shop, and im 6'1, 160 lb, and obvoisly i freeski and do all kinds of terrain. when i got my skis back after becoming mounted, they didn't tell me how far back they put them, put obvoisly it isn't...

has anyone ever broken their ulna and radius of their wrist? cause i wanna know after im done will the bone break easier

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cause im staying right next to the mountain, its not like i live 15 min away from the place like you do, i live in philly, and who says i cant go to snowbird or alta?

what about the double blacks there?