Aaron
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Registered: 9th Aug 04
Location: Cottingham, East Riding
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ouch 
this board will now be mounted on my wall 
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R Lee
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Registered: 15th Aug 03
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Photo is too big.
And, I have no idea what i'm looking at 
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Aaron
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The title has to be a clue.....
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dna23
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Registered: 1st Nov 04
Location: Northamptonshire
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hero  I ruined my Burton Baron ES like that haha... flew off a cliff into powder and not known to me a nice little rock:
And now it is mounted on my wall  - still use it for powder days though and if i try something silly near rocks/cliffs.
How much was the board worth?
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ed
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Registered: 10th Sep 03
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Nothing wrong with that board. One of my pairs of skis doesn't even have any edges on them any more and they still work...
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dna23
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Mine or his ed?
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ed
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His, yours is a bit more bent
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dna23
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corb
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Thats a bit of a sod! I got back last week and it was ice and rocks all over the pistes for the first 2days, then we had lots of snow
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Aaron
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i do have a photo from another angle somewhere which shows more of the damage to the underside
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ed
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Oopsie
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Aaron
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ed
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Aaron
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Any tips on mounting my board to my wall without the need to have any fittings on show?...i know either edd or Dna has a few mounted about their beds
[Edited on 04-02-2007 by Aj.]
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dna23
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pmfsl ed that's a right mess.... rusty as well! you still use them?
Aj. i've got my 3 boards mounted above my bed mate:
I used 2 of these:
http://www.focusdiy.co.uk/icat/c440101 (or near enough)
to hold it along the bottom. You can buy them from most DIY stores, look in the Garden/Garage storage area, they're designed for holding spades and various other things....
Then to hold them in at the top I made basically a screw with a bent piece of bar I could twist down to cover the top once they're in so they dont fall:
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Not sure if that makes sense I suppose if you're not fussed you could simply use a long screw and bend it at the end, or even another hook but only screw it in with one screw so it can rotate.
[Edited on 04-02-2007 by dna23]
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Aaron
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Thats next weekends work
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ed
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Use them all the time. They still do the job - which is going down rails. Don't need edges for that. In fact, it's better not to have them... Did some urban assault at Uni - we brought up a couple of tonnes of snow and set up a rail in a few places. Accidently ski'd over a road a few times
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