Better Boards

[hatchers]

If they are the best boards as he claims, you'd think that he'd warranty them if they failed.

dude, i know of at least 10 times where you have pushed someone to jump someones chit who sells a product that makes our sledding experience better......why? these folks who do this are very small time and hardly make enough to do the same as folks who have a 9-5

 

[tudizzle]

jesus christ - its like highschool around here, each camp of internet losers shows up to back up his "internet friend".....****in AIDS, this thread is full of AIDS!

LMFAO!...diz got owned at his own game

No games being played by me? Just setting the record straight. Skibreeze was merely suggesting to contact Fbomb who has a good product and appearantly even better customer service.

Not sure whats your fasincation with Aids and Homosexuals there Hatchers but we all know how that goes.

How many riding groups have your burned thru this year Ray?

 

[hatchers]

How many riding groups have your burned thru this year Ray?

only one actually, life and my riding has been at a all time high late this year....but thanks for asking

 

[tudizzle]

Thanks for the nasty PM hactchers....very non high-school of ya

Guess you showed me

 

[CrescentLake]

Damn and I thought it was "us" basic members that was stirring up crap here on Snowest. With all the people that have left now the real crude comes to the surface.

 

[bushy]

Dizz, those "one off" boards work great, just wish I would have extended them all the way back. I copied the design from a buddies sled. The guy charged 350 a set a few years ago, but he TIG's the bars right to the tunnel and board edge. Mine are welded to a frame and rivet in. They ain't patented, so have at it! Powder coating is the best way to keep snow from sticking to aluminum and the teeth provide a very grippy surface.

 

[tudizzle]

Dizz, those "one off" boards work great, just wish I would have extended them all the way back. I copied the design from a buddies sled. The guy charged 350 a set a few years ago, but he TIG's the bars right to the tunnel and board edge. Mine are welded to a frame and rivet in. They ain't patented, so have at it! Powder coating is the best way to keep snow from sticking to aluminum and the teeth provide a very grippy surface.

I thought you had made those but couldn't get ahold of you to make sure.

Nice job!