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TheButterHashira
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ive been on the road alot so i thought about different features and stuff and saw a see saw and thought how cool it would be to put some lexan and wat not on a see saw and slide it.
better yet
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Jun 30 2007 1:00AM
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Holte
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A great idea indeed. But I'm almost positive it's been done. Not that that should stop you or anything. Just be careful of the handles.
Jun 30 2007 1:01AM
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TheButterHashira
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i just got that pic off wikipedia id make my own with coping and lexan and all that.
Jun 30 2007 1:03AM
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bigwhite.steeze
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You'd get fucked from that.
Jun 30 2007 1:18AM
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invader7
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one of my mountains has one
Jun 30 2007 1:22AM
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Powforbreakfast.
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yea, i've hit a sea-saw rail.  mission ridge in WA state.  it's 20 feet long or so, and it feels like a rainbow rail when  you slide it, but a lil' different.  pretty badass.
Jun 30 2007 1:22AM
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punkrock32
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keystone used to have one, but im not sure what happened to it
Jun 30 2007 2:01AM
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Elijah.
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I was just going to mention mission ridges. Its nice, but it really sucks balls when it sticks and doesn't see saw to the other side. But if you get the right amount of speed, its a sick rail.
Jun 30 2007 2:35AM
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Casey
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does it swing back down so the next person can hit it?
Jun 30 2007 4:05AM
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RudyGarmisch
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Dude, so 6 years ago. Aaron McGovern, SM1, and many times since then.
Jun 30 2007 4:13AM
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396222687862
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haha, you gotta hit it going uphill.... i would hope it swings back
Jun 30 2007 10:32AM
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skiierman
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mmm yup
Jun 30 2007 11:02AM
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invader7
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yea there usually weighted
Jun 30 2007 1:06PM
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freeski1620
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keystone still has theirs. its a double barrel in fact.
Jun 30 2007 2:07PM
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Edward.
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check last season's vital team edit. its a sick edit and at the end one of the guys does it
Jun 30 2007 2:08PM
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emopoppins
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if you hit it too fast you'd be fucked i'm guessing, or too slow you'd go right back down.

who knows, i wanna try one though
Jun 30 2007 2:27PM
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Pirruccio
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god i wish i had more then one mountin
Jun 30 2007 2:30PM
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erb-herder
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They dint have any where to put it up this year.
Jun 30 2007 3:36PM
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ScrappyJoeYoung
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that sounds soo sick, like they should make humongous ones like 20 feet up haha
Jun 30 2007 3:42PM
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lunchmeat
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kimberley had one it was a see-saw to down box and was such a gimic
everyone who lives there hated it
Jun 30 2007 4:15PM
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MadSteezin
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That is ingenious bro, i might build one of those!
Jun 30 2007 5:09PM
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Scolson
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no, you'd just gap the down part, or you'd go further before it saw'd. Think of it like an up-down rail
Jun 30 2007 5:14PM
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lunchmeat
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thats the oneClick for larger image
Jun 30 2007 5:21PM
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*DrewT*
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definatly been done but you don't see it that much anymore.

Ski movie 3 had the hugest see saw rail ever though, poor McGoverns testes
Jun 30 2007 6:39PM
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fourhundred
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ya but the first time he completely rails himself.. soo painful but really sweet
Jun 30 2007 7:24PM
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1111111111111111
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that kid in vital does it. pretty sweeett
Jun 30 2007 7:59PM
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GreenStezz
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yep there you go...
Jun 30 2007 11:17PM
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C.J.
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yeah, I;ve even seen that shit at sugarbowl for x games quals.
Jun 30 2007 11:30PM
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TheButterHashira
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that look wierd? it doesnt look like what i was thinking about how does it work?
Jun 30 2007 11:41PM
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Ceru
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ski movie, and ski movie 2, mcgovern and i think shane, still real sick tho
Jul 1 2007 12:28AM
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Scolson
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How else do you expect a seesaw to work?
Jul 1 2007 12:52AM
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chickenwang
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yea that was a rough crash the rail was soo sketchy tho like it was one of the getoest rails ive ever seen
Jul 1 2007 12:57AM
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goonsquad
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i have a home made see-saw rail so sketchy but thats probly because i suck at building stuff good luck with yours
Jul 1 2007 1:00AM
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lunchmeat
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soooo sketchy
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Jul 1 2007 1:36PM
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chapz
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couldnt do trains on it, thats for sure
Jul 1 2007 1:47PM
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N.Diddy
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seen it done before
Jul 1 2007 2:05PM
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BryanGallant
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buttermilk has one
Jul 1 2007 3:20PM
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MANDER
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my mountain had a see saw box this season
Jul 1 2007 7:43PM
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HeathR
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I made my own for a backyard setup several years ago. It wasent that fun after a little while. I made it too tall and it was really hard to get speed so i took it apart to make different stuff.
Jul 1 2007 8:37PM
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