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I'm gonna have to drive back to the store to look at them again...this is bugging me. I mean, I would think if they did thin them out, that it'd be mentioned in the specs...

I'm pretty sure the scratch fs has "normal" size edges and the fs wrs has the thinner edges. Again...I might just be making things up - but I saw it with my own eyes, so I believe it's true.

I read it in a post at some point while searching around - wasn't sure if it was true. They said it is was don to help reduce the weight for the WRS system - so I went to check them out in a store, and as far as I can tell, they were thinner than the rest of the ski edges there (checked them...

my big hold up on the scratches is that the edges are thinner as part of the weight reduction system - so I feel like that substantially hurts their durability. Maybe going with the regular FS is more of an option - I don't know.

I'm going to start searching around (including using the search bar) - but does anyone know the weight of these skis (without bindings Public Enemy Scratch FS WRS Mojo 80

I know I read this in a previous post at some point, but it was never really confirmed...anyone know this for sure? I eyed them up in a store against a few different skis and it seemed to be true. If so, wouldn't it be smarter to get the regular fs if you're riding a good amount of rails?

The enthusiasm for these skis doesn't seem to be as widespread as a couple months ago (according to the search)...but I'm still not convinced that my other possible choice, the 06/07 Scratch FS WRS are going to be a better ski for me. I'm 6'1", 185lbs., coming off of 174 PEs mounted at +4...

Anyone know of an online store with 181 Mojo 80's for $300 shipped? I'm kicking myself for waiting, because some shop had them up like a month ago, but they are all out now. The cheapest I've seen is $350, just wondering, thanks...

I'm gonna go with one of these two - most of it depends on price at this point. I would prefer the Mojo's, but if there's a good deal on new or used FS WRS or Ghetto's, let me know how much you're selling for.

hmmm...anything else fun to do there then?

And we don't need 40 ft cliffs or anything...just something fun to do, even if it's a 10-15 foot bridge into deep enough water.

Random question...we're headed up to Port Credit, Ontario in two weeks and I was wondering if anyone knows of any good falls, lakes, etc. where we could go cliff jumping? Here's a link to a Google map if it's of any help...

I'm glad I looked into this first...yikes. USPS it is.

Looks like CanadaPost takes over... FAQ from ebaywiki.com, TIP: Do your buyers a favor. Always, always, always ship to Canada via USPS. Any package with a declared value of greater than $20 Canadian are assessed taxes. In many cases there is also a brokerage fee. If the item is sent by USPS...

It sounds like USPS is cheaper for Canadian buyers to receive than UPS or Fedex.

I just read somewhere that shipping through USPS - although more expensive than UPS upfront - is much cheaper when it comes to duty/taxes/brokerage...any truth? I found a link to this site...those from Canada, any validity to this? http://www.thefinalcost.com/

Is there a better company to ship through than UPS? I don't see why it would matter who was sending it when it comes to duty/taxes?

I've searched through some past threads - but there seems to be some mixed opinions, so I thought maybe someone may have cleared this up. I'm shipping skis to Canada and want to make sure the buyer doesn't have any extra tax or duty fees. I read some guys who received skis without a problem -...

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I just put my PS2 up on Ebay last on Thursday night: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=150156650784&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=005 If the link doesn't work, just search for: "PlayStation 2, Network Adapter, 9 Games, 8MB Memory PS2"