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JibChile
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what are some signs of a good area to build a BC QP and are there any special methods you gusy use to build your QP's?
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Feb 19 2003 8:22PM
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petek
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i've never hear of a bcqp before. they're pretty tough to build...


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Feb 19 2003 8:26PM
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Lateralis
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find like a 10 foot drop and then just build up a tranny and shit,
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Feb 19 2003 8:27PM
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skier_boy26
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wind lips can work well if they exist, or a lump that has a decent inrun... they can be pretty nasty to build if the snow is dry and deep
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Feb 19 2003 8:33PM
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SeanB
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You need a narrow + shallow valley with lots of snow or an unusually sudden steep rise (pretty much a wall) that don't really occur naturally that I know of. If you can find the valley though you just carve an inrun diagonally down one side of it and up the other side, which you have to build up to make vert. This way also requires pretty specific landscape that is very hard to find


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