"This is an '89 model. I got one from Paul Graves, as a gift in late '88. It came unmounted, with only a very thin titanal plate to mount to. This board is why I designed the 'round-wedged' insert(think, spill-proof coffee mug, flanged base!), so that MY bindings wouldn't just pop off the board, mid-turn, or on landing a jump! We made the first inserts at a local (Springfield, VT) machine shop, and got the process for making them from Aluminum figured out. I had about 20 boards mounted with them, just to test the idea out, the Jack's got a Burton 5-hole 200mm X 51mm pattern put in it using 18 insets at 47.5 cm centered about 5omm aft of the center-of-sidecut. This made for a decent soft-snow powder board, but it carved oddly, perhaps we were too far back?, but the tail felt really soft+short. I kept it around for 5 years, then sold it off, using it mostly for backcountry or deep-snow days. Nice board, light, nimble, with good build quality, but lacking flex profile/sidecut fore-thought.
"P.S.R."" von Eric Brammer am 30. November 2014 07:16:06 CET
"Der Text tut dem Board zu wenig huldigen! Kanten (Kanten!) und Taillierung (siehe Foto - doch, dass ist eine Taillierung, siehe Fotorand...." » zum Board...
"WOW, vermutlich ist das tatsächlich mein allererstes Snowboard, dass mir damals Thomas (Franks Bruder) Steimel bei einer Ausfahrt nach Sö..." » zum Board...
von Eric Brammer am 30. November 2014 07:16:06 CET