Hello It is only a board with a wood core good for a split or a fiber glass is ok as well? thinking about split a Ride Decade does any body split it already? Thx ziby
Post subject: Re: does it matter what type of core, board for DIY -Ride Decade
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 11:13 am
Joined: Tue Jan 29, 2008 12:37 pm Posts: 136 Location: East of the Cascades, Wa
You can split any type of core, but full wood will be the easiest to not only cut, but also mount the hardware with. It will hold up against abuse much better also.
I split a foam core rossignol and it worked ok, however I have already put a dent in the inside edge just from walking over a stump. Wood cores just all around work better.
Post subject: Re: does it matter what type of core, board for DIY -Ride Decade
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:13 am
Joined: Tue Jan 04, 2011 5:53 am Posts: 162 Location: Routt County Co.
Find out what core it has, Ride has been putting all kinds of shit in there cores the last few years. My current setup is an older DH, I think it has poprods but they are not within the cut. I split a 10/11 Fleetwood this year with some kind of carbon stringer BS, freeked me out when the blade started throwing sparks. IMO the board lost all of its stiffness, and rides like shit.
Wear long sleeves, a GOOD respirator, and glasses. I find Rides to be pretty toxic.
The core is the MOST IMPORTANT thing about a DIY. Find a good solid (full length if possible) wood core board and split it. You will get a much better, stronger and longer lasting board. Stay away from carbon fiber too! Try a NS, Venture, Unity, Lib Tech, Prior, Option, Etc...
Good Luck!
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Uffff! I only found out about this ride Decade the core is wood!! is my friends board, he lives abroad so we only checked now I didn't know the year of production so was hard to say. It is a board in link: http://www.evo.com/outlet/snowboards/ri ... -2007.aspx I rode this board once and was pretty nice and stiff board so hope fully will be a nice split. Thanks every one for the answer! Ziby
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