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KneeDeep
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Do you have the upside-down bike staked into the ground at the bottom?



That's a great lift system you've got there. :)
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Southern Skiing
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@KneeDeep 200202 wrote:Do you have the upside-down bike staked into the ground at the bottom?



That's a great lift system you've got there. :)



bike with welded handlebars so it doesn't move.
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outdoor wood
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:>)Nice work. How long does a tank of gas last?
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Southern Skiing
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@outdoor wood 200207 wrote::>)Nice work. How long does a tank of gas last?



several hours, I have it idled down quite a bit so it goes for a while!
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Superorb
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Awesome as always.
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Tmiller72
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That is so cool!! It would be a blast to do that sometime.
2019-20

Beech: 10
Snowshoe: 3
Alta: 2
Brighton: 1
Solitude: 1
Jackson Hole: 2
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ski26er
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That is Awsome! Looks so professionally done. You got a better setup than Liberty Snowflex and that is really sad to say considering there's cost probally over a million dollars! Great job!
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TannerP
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There should be a skinc booter sesh off that cliff. lol.
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Southern Skiing
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I hit the hill for a few turns today, the solid base melted away during the last warmup and can't huck anything on that side of the hill (too many rocks) Made a few turns on the rockless slope I have straight down. Super powder! Bare spots already showing.



Fun, but personally I like dense base building snow the best on my hill. Then bring on the pow a few days later!
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