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Chrischi69donkey tail rail
theabortionatorSucks to hear that park. Looked sick. I know caleb from tline/destoy was building it for a few years. Always looked super fun and know they have a pipe. But damn that's shitty. Hopefully it was still fun enough. Bummed it didnt live up to the hype for you though.
h3nry.I’m reading this as I’m chilling in the park and 100% agree. It’s my first time here so maybe the current set just isn’t great but yeah it’s impossible to hit more than 2 or 3 features in a line.
wyld_stallynsReal shame to hear this. Didn't Andy Parry's tell a friend tour just go there? and they couldn't even put together a decent park for that? pretty lame
wyld_stallynsReal shame to hear this. Didn't Andy Parry's tell a friend tour just go there? and they couldn't even put together a decent park for that? pretty lame
Jon_McMurryhaha 1817 park was the only good thing to that place. New owners unfortunately don’t let the park crew build the stuff they really want. Plus the owners will fire you if their spoiled son tells them to cause he doesn’t like you :)
h3nry.They are the reason I went to buck and they made the trip worth it for sure. It was pretty cool seeing Andy and the rest of the tell a friend tour crew even though the park wasn’t super great. Buck did have a couple small things that were fun to mess around on but I feel like they could do way better.
WormracerAyo!
Thanks for coming. Definitely a weird year to do the tour but glad people showed up and rode with us.
Let me know what you would like to see in the park, or done differently and maybe I can pass it on. If we can help in someway we would like to try.
Chrischi69The features were ok but i think you should replace the pipe with some rails because ive seen maybe 5 people actually use the pipe and get air.
50KalThat pipe has been then since i started learning to ski in the 90s. I think I've seen only a handful of people actually enjoy it and less people be able to get air out of it. One year there was a actual pipe competition series for snowboarders. It was dope as kid seeing the pipe lit up and someone getting air while you passed it on 35.
I was really hoping they would get rid of the pipe when it changed owners. I always thought it would be super dope to make a double booter jump line in the pipe lane. They could make a base for the jumps so they don't have to blow dumptrucks worth of snow to make a decent feature.
50KalThat pipe has been then since i started learning to ski in the 90s. I think I've seen only a handful of people actually enjoy it and less people be able to get air out of it. One year there was a actual pipe competition series for snowboarders. It was dope as kid seeing the pipe lit up and someone getting air while you passed it on 35.
I was really hoping they would get rid of the pipe when it changed owners. I always thought it would be super dope to make a double booter jump line in the pipe lane. They could make a base for the jumps so they don't have to blow dumptrucks worth of snow to make a decent feature.
DlonettiI swear Buck will never get rid of that pipe. They love flexing that they have the only half pipe in the midwest, but I rarely ever see anyone hitting it. Seems like a lot of time and money that could be better directed elsewhere
DlonettiI swear Buck will never get rid of that pipe. They love flexing that they have the only half pipe in the midwest, but I rarely ever see anyone hitting it. Seems like a lot of time and money that could be better directed elsewhere
theabortionatorMan idk. Old pipes are like tuckers. Maybe they're beat up and nobody really uses them but there's just something about them. Hold onto your pipes. Honestly any pipes that survived to that last 5 years or so I really route for.
Maybe this puts buckhill on the list of places to look into for me. I like pipes.
DlonettiI swear Buck will never get rid of that pipe. They love flexing that they have the only half pipe in the midwest, but I rarely ever see anyone hitting it. Seems like a lot of time and money that could be better directed elsewhere