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jibut720
Posts: 111 - Karma: 10
Whats the best to lean on?
A) double barrel
B) Round single
C) Square
D) Other

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Jan 21 2004 8:48PM
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line1260skier
Posts: 1570 - Karma: 16
prolly a flat rectangel rail thats what i learend on
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Jan 22 2004 4:48PM
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rodeo7
Posts: 891 - Karma: 12
if you mean rail, which im sure you do, i personally think, two rails say 3 inches wide,with a gap of 2 inchess in the middle.. i know it sounds confusing, but, of course, make sure the rails are exactly the same speed n such..

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Jan 27 2004 1:45AM
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aclsarescary
Posts: 4010 - Karma: 31
flat bars are the best, wide ones, like what your resort should have.
May 20 2004 12:57AM
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Pklink04
Posts: 5608 - Karma: 392
i learned in beaver creek and they had like 3 in flat rails that were good to learn on




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Oct 19 2004 8:18PM
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SnowCoast
Posts: 1991 - Karma: 14
Flat rails are the easiest to balance on, but double barrels aren't too difficult either. Single barrel rails require more speed to stay balanced on them if in the park at a resort. Its different at an urban set-up, you can't really start with a lot of speed most of the time. So the easiest is...Flat Bar.
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Oct 20 2004 2:23PM
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beer.
Posts: 3096 - Karma: 44
Flat rectangle rails are the easiest. Actually I think rainbows are pretty easy but it would be tough to make that.

On a different topic, does anyone find shotgun barrels and mailboxes hard? I always slip off of them.

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Dec 31 2004 9:45AM
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LeBlanc
Posts: 2888 - Karma: 20
I built my rail a week ago, I took a single round tube and I piled up some snow and put the rail on top, it was hard to learn on at first, but it becomes easy then you go to your resorts flat bar, and its extremely easy



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Jan 19 2005 4:39PM
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$westside$
Posts: 2934 - Karma: 18
yea...Watervilee has a ton of flat, regtangle bars that range from easy to kinks, up rails, and rainbows. so ive been doing alot of those. i tried a big tube rail and it was much harder
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Jan 19 2005 4:55PM
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Mavrck
Posts: 2765 - Karma: 27
i learned on a rectangular up kink rail...lol still workin on it cause are parks an asss and wont put any long flat rails in
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Mar 11 2005 3:32PM
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Frostfired
Posts: 3090 - Karma: 35
wen i had to learn i was at lake placid and they had no easy rails so i had to learn on a skiny ass rail
but once i got it down i was able to do everything else easy (flat, shotgun,...

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Apr 23 2005 6:29PM
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McStooge
Posts: 775 - Karma: 10
i find that shotgun is the easiest to learn on but that you should try stuff on harder rails. that way, you'll be able to handle anything when the time comes.

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Apr 24 2005 10:00AM
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Skipig25
Posts: 10729 - Karma: 256
I personally think shotgun, because it has all the benifits of a rectangular rail, but with rounded edges, so it doesn't kill your skis or your noggin

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Apr 24 2005 7:35PM
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Frostfired
Posts: 3090 - Karma: 35
best order i think

box ==> flat ==> shotgun ==> reg rail==>and so on

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Apr 25 2005 8:59PM
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beer.
Posts: 3096 - Karma: 44
The shotgun rail at my local park is the bane of my existence. It's made of really slick copper and every few times I hit it, I slide out real hard, and absolutely kill my hip, ruining the rest of the day. It's like 2 feet off the ground, its so gay, and I don't know why I even ever bother with it, but I guess its good practice because you have to lean forward so much more than on any other rail.

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Apr 26 2005 9:40PM
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samwise
Posts: 2592 - Karma: 36
double barrels are soo smoth

Apr 27 2005 6:04PM
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