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SnowHot wrote:


....I've skid on the burnin luvs and the rossi's.(several rossi's in fact, for demo and review). I found the rossi's to be "uninspiring". the Burnin Luvs were fun enough that I bought them! Loaned them to my sister and can't get them back.


Shocked Shocked Shocked

Grounds for 'justifiable fratricide', or at least an attempt thereof!!! Laughing snowHead
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Shouldn't that be sororicide?
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Following taken from recent email by SCGB under the section "ASK THE EXPERTS":


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Q. I'm buying new kit this season, do I have to do anything to my new skis or board before I go riding? On return, what's the best way to store my equipment?

A. You can ski or board straight from the shop if you want! With the design and construction of modern skis and snowboards, they should be left exactly how they come out of the packaging.

When returning from your trip, dry your kit down fully and store in a cool, dry place until your next holiday, and then get your kit serviced before you next go skiing. If you have skis, it's a good idea to pop one sock over the top of one ski, and another sock under the bottom of the other. This stops the skis touching and scratching.

If you ski more during the season, every three weeks is a rough guide to how often you should service your kit. This depends on how much you're pushing your equipment on the slopes and different snow conditions encountered.
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