Best Skis for the M-Series ????????.
- Thread starter Rmkguy
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search function bro.
There's about 75 threads about this with the last one being a poll with hundreds of responses.
Aside from asking how big of a riser you can put on an M8, it's likely the most common thread that gets posted on here.
do the advanced search, and search just in the cat forum or you'll just get a bunch of slag, the main search function sucks in this forum.
There's about 75 threads about this with the last one being a poll with hundreds of responses.
Aside from asking how big of a riser you can put on an M8, it's likely the most common thread that gets posted on here.
do the advanced search, and search just in the cat forum or you'll just get a bunch of slag, the main search function sucks in this forum.
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Dale Hastings
New member
09 m1000 162
Love my powder pros. was a very large step in the process of getting rid of the m1000 push and dive
Love my powder pros. was a very large step in the process of getting rid of the m1000 push and dive
Can't we just get someone to sticky that poll thread & one of the 6000 threads about risers so we don't have to see these threads twice a week?
What am I paying my money for anyhow
What am I paying my money for anyhow
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tgoodwin
Member
If you guys get so upset by the re-posts why read them? Some people just find it easier to post the new thread and hope to get some answers. I'm not angry at any of you, just think you should ignore it.
That being said... I love my Slydog Powderhounds, they still lack a little on the trail but I've never had a ski hold it's line in a sidehill like these do. I'll take the slight negative in an area that's predictable (trails), and have the peace of mind that when I get in those really sketchy situations I don't have to worry about my skis letting me down.
That being said... I love my Slydog Powderhounds, they still lack a little on the trail but I've never had a ski hold it's line in a sidehill like these do. I'll take the slight negative in an area that's predictable (trails), and have the peace of mind that when I get in those really sketchy situations I don't have to worry about my skis letting me down.
