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Setting up urban rail

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timdurkin7
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I am going to attempt my first urban rail. i was just wondering if there is anything that i have to do to the rail before i hit it. i know you can file down rough spots but is there anything else you have to? like pouring water onto it? any other tips on how to ride it would be great
Nov 25 2015 11:15PM
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Tamas
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Gotta lube it up
Nov 25 2015 11:16PM
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Mrossi99
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run you skis over it a few times to clear off any debris like paint chips. Pour water on the lip of the jump to make sure it dosn't collapse
Nov 25 2015 11:17PM
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timdurkin7
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lube it with what? water or snow or something else
Nov 25 2015 11:25PM
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shin-bang
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timdurkin7lube it with what? water or snow or something else


wizard wax of course. because after all, youre a wizard harry
Nov 25 2015 11:43PM
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timdurkin7
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where do i get it though?
Nov 25 2015 11:49PM
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Jon_Taffer
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honestly most rails are fine as they are. run your ski edge over the rail a few times and make sure there isn't any jagged edges, if nothing catches then you're golden. also watch out for aluminium rails, they are too soft of a metal to slide and you'll catch an edge and fall.
Nov 26 2015 11:41PM
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John18_6
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if you wax rails you're a kook that deserves to catch an edge
Nov 27 2015 12:26AM
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crotchvent
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timdurkin7lube it with what? water or snow or something else


Goat semen obviously what else would you use?
Nov 27 2015 12:28AM
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timdurkin7
Posts: 19 - Karma: 52
Jon_Tafferhonestly most rails are fine as they are. run your ski edge over the rail a few times and make sure there isn't any jagged edges, if nothing catches then you're golden. also watch out for aluminium rails, they are too soft of a metal to slide and you'll catch an edge and fall.

How do i tell if it's aluminum or steel?
Nov 27 2015 11:20AM
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jdfreeski2
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TamasGotta lube it up


Word brotha.
Nov 27 2015 5:07PM
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GrapeHunter
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timdurkin7How do i tell if it's aluminum or steel?


Tap/scratch it with your nail. It makes a softer sound then steel and will gouge easily
Nov 27 2015 5:51PM
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Brocka_Flocka
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WTF B-fish is getting into urban??????














Watch out Stept.
Nov 27 2015 7:29PM
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Brocka_Flocka
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Brocka_FlockaWTF B-fish is getting into urban??????














Watch out Stept.


Shit Wrong thread
Nov 27 2015 7:30PM
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uturn
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skate wax
Nov 27 2015 7:50PM
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