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Mt. Spokane terrain park

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PeteyG
Posts: 2946 - Karma: 49
hey guys-anyone think mt. spokane can fit a halfpipe somewhere? if yes-then where?
Apr 9 2006 8:37PM
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steezed_dizeez
Posts: 23 - Karma: 14
i doubt it its too much work for them
Apr 12 2006 12:09AM
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potato_man
Posts: 2158 - Karma: 89
they had a real little one like 3 yrs ago.isnt that where u broke ur collarbone?anyway,i thought it was in a good place.it would probably go best at the bottom of Lamonga Pass,near the cat track and c-rail.
May 12 2007 1:24AM
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Kori
Posts: 898 - Karma: 44
i really dont think half pipes are the way to go. They are a lot of work and not that many people will use it (unless it is a super pipe). I would use the time you would spend building and maintaining a pipe on a really good park.

That is my input.
May 13 2007 1:20PM
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EVAN.F
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besides there are almost no serious park skiers at mt spo
May 14 2007 12:09AM
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zaser
Posts: 675 - Karma: 37
true. not many rippers.

and they are non profit. meaning they dont give a shit about improving their mountain. buying an expensive ass pipe cutter prolly isnt on their to-do list.
May 21 2007 11:50PM
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