Ron, sounds like your gonna be a force to watch out for this year. Gabe has improved so quickly since the first time I met him at the last Red Clay Cup, everyone keep an eye on this man. Saw an old picture in skateboarder at the Catalina Classic of Marty schaub tearing up the course, Tony Hall is st...

After reading the details on another site the slalomcross sounds fun, the oldman from bamaland is looking forward to Luna and all the fine cooking.

Back to Trade st. for a gs, sounds scary, yet fun. I'll do my best to make it.

Sounds like a good way to start the year, I'm currently in between work right now can't really be traveling much. That hill at you tube looks really fun though. Good luck to all who enter.

Thanks for the advice Paul, I'm still waiting like an expectent father for the deck to arrive.
Since I never ordered a custom deck before the wait is killing me. I may go with an old Indy 101 up front and a 107mm Split in the back.

I got one ordered, I'm just curious about trucks size for it. I was thinking going with Indy 101's or my 107 splits. What are those who have this deck running on it ? Thabks for any advice/tips.

Leave it to the chicago boys to come up with this-1% true skate outlaw stuff. I knew when I first saw your boards at Luna that we were of the same mind set. Skate it all. Great job as usual on all your products, I get more people wanting to ride the deep purple asysmetrical than any other board I ha...

My Indys are waiting to go on that board, beautiful is all I gotta say.

Alabam is getting out of the starting gate slowly as far as slalom goes, but it's picking up speed. I've been orginizing races at an old Winn Dixie parking lot the past few months. At first it was just two of us-then WHAM more folks started showing up. The first race with a real timing system had ab...

Met the ChiXIll crew at Luna got their 32" gs, stoked, ordered trhe asysmetrical, STOKED again. They make great decks that are affordable, responsive, and just plain rock. Keep it up. Sold on chixill for life!

Just saw that this happens tomorrow, wish I would've known earlier. Any way good luck to all those georgia boys, watch out for that mystry guy who had the fastest time at Red Clay=Low Jay I think was his name. I'll see you all for the next one in oct.

Thanks chris I was thinking along the same lines using cones as stands. I'm going to try them out this evening once the 99 degree temps cool down.

Just got my system in today, a few questions: What is a good height for the beams to be at ? Where do most people place the reciever box at ? Lastly, how are you mounting your beams, on tripods, crates, etc. ? Looking for any advice on these questions. Thanks to all who reply.