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On3p Billy Goat 110

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JustBen
Posts: 21 - Karma: 174
I have not been able to find lots of information or reviews about the New Billy Goat 110 or for that matter, much information about the older Billy Goats. Does anyone know how they ride?
3 years ago
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Biffbarf
Posts: 7440 - Karma: 79,712
I haven't been on them but they did have a ski called the steeple that was pretty much a skinny billy goat. Probably lots of info on tgr those dudes nut over those skis.
3 years ago
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hoodratz47
Posts: 12028 - Karma: 9,579
I own a pair of goats. Got them on sale. Absurd skis for soft snow. I got the 189s 115(I think). I've never had skis that handle mashed potatoes so damn good . The one thing I will say about them. You can't get lazy. You have to be on top of your shit the whole time but If you work em right they are just an absolute dream in powder
3 years ago
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Session
Posts: 5408 - Karma: 22,545
This thread is a gold mine.

https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php/300074-ON3P-SKIS-Discussion

I have skied every generation of Billygoat, EXCEPT the 110.
3 years ago
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paige.
Posts: 1932 - Karma: 926
I've got the BG110s in the touring layup. I only have a handful of days on them but they've been pretty great. Float nice, handle speed well, pivot easy when the end of the touring day has us in stupid tight trees. The tails can get a little hooky if I get lazy and wind up in the backseat, but when I ride them properly they cause no issues.
3 years ago
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