2009-2010 Parks.

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Permalink Reply by Matt on November 21, 2009 at 12:41pm

sickkkkkk!

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Permalink Reply by nathan d. on November 21, 2009 at 12:59pm

i have no idea how thats what norton said in an earlier post but since the plan includes a jump line who cares im happy

Will Bartlett said:

ah. thats sick too. how do they plan on disconnecting them?

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Permalink Reply by Will Bartlett on November 21, 2009 at 1:21pm

i dont think they can really disconnect them. they just need to make it so the traffic is directed AWAY from landings and knolls. and a hip transfer or C box could do that nicely.. then it could all be jumps on one side, rails on the other, with a height difference in the middle. to keep from having the people on the rail side. go onto the jump landings. (and the height difference could make for some wicked fun ideas).


the REALLY long flat bar rail should also be set up with a jump about 8 feet from it to get on, so it has to be hit with speed, and like an 8 foot gap off onto a nice down slope for a landing. you could get some steezy spins off that bad boy.

we should get some nice street entry down rails too. and set the flat down up like it was in haywire last year, with the regular jump straight onto it. and with the street style ramps on from either side for just the down section of it.

- Tree stalls, plastic culverts, oil tanks, a little old boat, tires, small quarter pipe with jibs and stalls on the lip, mounds of snow that aren't even official jumps, and a tap, like a jump with a tap in the middle of the table would be sick

also- the wavy piano rail?... YES PLEASE!!

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Permalink Reply by Nigumbop on November 22, 2009 at 3:59pm

im assuming where the first jump was in stomping grounds it would end there since there is a trail connecting to candyside.

nathan d. said:

i have no idea how thats what norton said in an earlier post but since the plan includes a jump line who cares im happy

Will Bartlett said:

ah. thats sick too. how do they plan on disconnecting them?

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Permalink Reply by nathan d. on November 22, 2009 at 4:34pm

haha that ould make stonping grounds two rails without even a jump there because you would have to hike up to take the inrun out. idts

Parker said:

im assuming where the first jump was in stomping grounds it would end there since there is a trail connecting to candyside.

nathan d. said:

i have no idea how thats what norton said in an earlier post but since the plan includes a jump line who cares im happy

Will Bartlett said:

ah. thats sick too. how do they plan on disconnecting them?

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Permalink Reply by Nigumbop on November 23, 2009 at 4:42pm

do you have another idea?

nathan d. said:

haha that ould make stonping grounds two rails without even a jump there because you would have to hike up to take the inrun out. idts

Parker said:

im assuming where the first jump was in stomping grounds it would end there since there is a trail connecting to candyside.

nathan d. said:

i have no idea how thats what norton said in an earlier post but since the plan includes a jump line who cares im happy

Will Bartlett said:

ah. thats sick too. how do they plan on disconnecting them?

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Permalink Reply by Obvious_Troll on November 23, 2009 at 5:47pm

what he said. Norton??

Will Bartlett said:

ah. thats sick too. how do they plan on disconnecting them?

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Permalink Reply by norton on November 23, 2009 at 7:57pm

well this is all snow and weather dependant of course, but our plan is to have the stopming grounds start at the top of the mini pipe and end on the first cut to candyside. its also known as the black fork. haywire will go from tote like last year but it will end at candyside. i am thinking the mini pipe will have a sick snake run with jibs on it and were hoping to have jibs on both sides of the mini as well. im hoping for a small to medium sized jump line or 2 jumps in a row for the stomping grounds and maybe a hip twards the end. remember this is all weather dependant and right now i just want some cold weather so we can open. i just wanna make some turns.........oh and early season jib park somewhere

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Permalink Reply by Obvious_Troll on November 23, 2009 at 9:30pm

Whats gonna be in the haywire portion? and will you still be allowed to cut across from stomping to haywire?

norton said:

well this is all snow and weather dependant of course, but our plan is to have the stopming grounds start at the top of the mini pipe and end on the first cut to candyside. its also known as the black fork. haywire will go from tote like last year but it will end at candyside. i am thinking the mini pipe will have a sick snake run with jibs on it and were hoping to have jibs on both sides of the mini as well. im hoping for a small to medium sized jump line or 2 jumps in a row for the stomping grounds and maybe a hip twards the end. remember this is all weather dependant and right now i just want some cold weather so we can open. i just wanna make some turns.........oh and early season jib park somewhere

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Permalink Reply by Will Bartlett on November 23, 2009 at 9:36pm

are ALL the rails gonna go up this year?.. cause we all know sugarloaf has tons of sick rails that lie untouched all season.

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Permalink Reply by norton on November 23, 2009 at 9:49pm

if we have rails that are not in its usually cause the need something done like plywood or welding or plastic.........usually

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Permalink Reply by norton on November 23, 2009 at 9:53pm

a few more rail pads leading to a start area for the jump line on haywire and we are gonna close the narrow section between stomping grounds and haywire. we talked and talked about it and it the only way we can get a true jump line and keep traffic from getting in the way. i think im cool with it cause it will give us two truly different parks. a real intermediate and real advanced park.

Jamie Walter said:

Whats gonna be in the haywire portion? and will you still be allowed to cut across from stomping to haywire?

norton said:

well this is all snow and weather dependant of course, but our plan is to have the stopming grounds start at the top of the mini pipe and end on the first cut to candyside. its also known as the black fork. haywire will go from tote like last year but it will end at candyside. i am thinking the mini pipe will have a sick snake run with jibs on it and were hoping to have jibs on both sides of the mini as well. im hoping for a small to medium sized jump line or 2 jumps in a row for the stomping grounds and maybe a hip twards the end. remember this is all weather dependant and right now i just want some cold weather so we can open. i just wanna make some turns.........oh and early season jib park somewhere

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