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speaking of peopel getting hurt...whats the policy of most ski areas on guest built kickers? My friend and I built a really nice one up at crystal during the summer season but we found patrol killing it. They claimed they don't have the insurance or something like that. Are most areas like this?
what are you doing today?
-I'm going skiing
-umm, you do know that the season ended a couple months ago right?
-yeah
-whatever!
*some people will never understand the drive behind skiing
Most insurance policies require tables/kickers to be built and maintained by the resort/hill. Insurance even dictates the size of jumps allowed too. More insurance for bigger jumps. My hill only insures for anything up to 60ft. But they don't make it that big anyway.
yeah i can see why, at a local resort(shawnee) i was up there with my school and some kids built there own kicker and 3 snowboarders broke their wrists' off the same homemade jump
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qp's take long to build and need to be maintained all day so they are a pain in the ass for the park crew. thats why you usually only see them at events.
'hey i did it - give me some props here fockers!' eric spriet after 450 to kinked rail to torn ligiment
http://www.mammothpunks.com CML represent
Know what's bunk. Having QP events, when most riders never get a chance to hit QPs because nowhere has them. Retarded if you ask me.
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its so fun going off the side of the Q pipe and using it as a hip...
and my area lets us build jumps on trails. as long as its not off to the side..it has to be in more center sidish....dotn ask me why.
theres a natural mystic flowing through the air if you listen carefully now you will hear. its the first trumpet calling. might as well be the last. many more will have to suffer many more will have to die dont ask me why. things are not the way they used to be.
stevens tried to make one at the top of their park last year.. didnt go over too well i thought.. not that i have any experience, but all the 1/4 pipe comps i have seen have been in jam form so it gives ya a chance to warm up on it.. its so funny to see jeff on the qp fixing it cause it has to be perfect.
*brooke*
denise: brooke, i think you're a really really really skanky ho.
brooke:haha well i gotta win competitions some how, huh? cause we all know its not my skiing
denise: me neither. i like to ho around. wait wait... i ho down, instead of throw down.
yeah sugarloafer isnt i kind of obvious why you should build them on the side of a trail?
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at central's park (in snoqualmie) at the bottom of the half pipe, they piled all the snow into something that wasn't really a quarter pipe, but I called it one dammit! i did some ok, 180 grabs on it, worked for me. course, then some boarders pulled like rodeo 5s over it, made me look like an ass
i dont know if anyone has been to wintergreen but they had a quartepipe except it had two walls(it was their version of a halfpipe but teach wall was on a 45% angle)
Yeah wintergreene in Va, if thats what u mean, they did not even dig a halfpipe this year, it sucked, because many people who who were not park riders who just ride or ski in the area where the pipe was and then.... go to the jumps and cut u off n stuff.
representing the few and proud clique of black newschool skiers. trying to do it real big up in Va where the snowfall is small and 180's will get u attention.
Summit Central had a 'Quarter' The thing was like 15 feet tall and reminded me of a tidal wave. It was near impossible to make it to the top and since it was like a 3/4 bowl you had to hike out of it after hitting it.