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Our two week event marathon is coming to an end this weekend. Just a few more to go with Rev Tour Pipe today, slopestyle friday and USASA slopestyle on sunday. The Grand Prix was sick and even though it was a snowboard event you guys should still check it out on feb 14 when it airs primetime on NBC.
Things are starting to go back to normal around here and here is an update of what to expect these next few days:
1- pipe open to public fri-mon..closed starting tuesday for yet another rebuild as the 22ft zaugg is leaving for the tour finals at Killington.
2- SBX course deconstruction is underway and all of that snow will find its way into the jumpline over the course of several days. By early next week we will have a 7 line of roughly 35fters.
3-lower night park will be gettting remade over the next week as well.
4-still not enought snow for any significant expansion into 49ner/dutchman but we are going to get some snow this week to help freshen up what we already have.
5- in other news we took advantage of a little downtime yesterday to get the soon to be hip cutter into the start and start stripping it down for fabrication to start! we will be able to work on it a little this week but wont go at it full force until Jay and I finish the pipe rebuild.
i like the jumps under accelerator although it seems the landings have flatened out a bit. look forward to the new addition and the rebuild on the night park. have not rode alpine or squaw this year but have lots of time in at N*. the step up is good but the drop off and two step downs are not that great. the lips get seriously chewed up from all the traffic riding there and the braking bumps that develop between the drop off and the first step down just shows the poor flow. out of all the jump lines in tahoe i have ridden this year, boreal has been the best so far. keep up the hard work
Damn..will it ever stop snowing! We just rebuilt everything only to get buried again.....Hollywood and his crew will be rebuilding everything as the weather allows. I left them a long list of ideas as I have to travel out of town for two weeks. I hate to say it but this snow has come too late for us to build the big ones on 49ner. It's a solid two week push by two cats during the day to get those up and with potentially only two weeks of descent spring weather at teh end of march before it warms up in april it doesn't make alot of sence. By April with warm nights we struggle with those landings so I'm going to throw a curve ball at you guys and change things up. The 7 line will be no more. We will rebuild the top two as close to what would have been on 49ner. The third will puhed down into the fourth to make a start for the bottom three. In place of the two on 49ner we will extend both rail lines up to meet where the second jump would have been. I think the crew will surprise you all with some creative jib setups over there.
see you guys in two weeks
-E
ps-dont be offened if there are some blog updates from the freezing ice coast. its supposed to be 4F when my plane lands tomorrow!
gonna be a mini-slope on the bottom jump of the seven line followed by this crazy jib island that eric drew up. There will 6 or so options including the mini d-f-f, spine coragated tube, dancefloor, gap to flat rail, and some buttering options. Should be pretty cool.
Also, becuase of the weather we have decided to cancel Expression for this week, sorry, just take that $5 and put it towards your entry into 3rd Rail.