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I got back from Truckee today and felt like I should do something productive, so I went into the woods with a saw and came back with this;

 

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I'm going to set it up off a knoll on Mt.Rose. Also, I got to play with this little guy all day;

 

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nice job. I think it would be mad hard on skis, but definitely cool on the board.

 

Part of the beauty, as far as I'm concerned. No skiers asking to come to my secret spots and bombholing out my landings :)

 

P.S. you guys build ridiculously oversized chump bumps for handrails. Too bad you can't ollie.

 

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So... just wondering how one would sneak something like that onto a mountain....

 

I'm taking it to a backcountry spot on Mt. Rose, not the actual Mt. Rose resort. It's about a ten or fifteen minute hike from the road, so I'll probably need three friends or so to take it all in one trip. Oh, also, it comes apart into five pieces.

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P.S. you guys build ridiculously oversized chump bumps for handrails. Too bad you can't ollie.

 

 

last time we hit a handrail, the lip we built was about a foot and a half high, which for skiers is pretty small. my friend who was on a snowboard however, ollied before the lip and still got onto the rail. i wish it was that easy to ollie that high on skis.

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shouldn't you peel the bark off?

 

I'm probably going to sand out the big knots or branch leftovers, but otherwise it should be fine. Once you slide it a few times it should smooth out a bit.

 

pretty impressive!, although how sturdy is it?

 

Once it's sunk a foot into snow it should be plenty sturdy. I picked up a carriage bolt to run through the smaller supports and I'm putting dowels in to connect the top and the two tall supports.

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