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Swing Weight Puts a Spin on Things
by rodeo7 | Oct 27 '00
Swing Weight is a term, which refers to the weight of a snowboard when the rider tries to spin it around.
Snowboards that have been constructed with a more Twin shape (snowboards where the nose is built and shaped the same as the tail) have a...Return to opinion
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my bad (Reply to this comment)
by DrYiCe61
On my comment above, i wasent stating that it was a bad Opinion on Swing wieght, i was just adding my input and telling my perspective on it.
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Dec 14 '00
2:39 pm PST
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swing wieght (Reply to this comment)
by DrYiCe61
You're right, swing rate is a factor, but, i bieng 130 pounds, snowboarding for 8 years of my life, dont even worry about it, I can pull a 720 out of dead leg muscle, once your in the air, it's the wieght of the board not the construction so much, when you are on the ground, the tail is what keeps you from pullin ground 180's but anyone who has ridden enough can pull it around, anyone who is just starting will probobly fall anyway on a simple 180 as i did when i started. Great column rodeo.
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Dec 14 '00
4:37 am PST
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by rodeo7
I'm just curious why some people have only Recommended this editorial. If you only Recommend it, please let me know what else you would like me to have said.
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Dec 12 '00
9:53 am PST
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