queezy

I ride a Burton Canyon 168 (big board!). Also, I'm trying to decide between the A4 Sedan and Avant. Any words af wisdom as to which A4 is the best weekend ski trip ride?

-thx Q

JasonM OOOO

and they aren't as wide as you're canyon, but you can put the seat down which is what i do. its still tight but they fit, they're both 163's.<p>'00 QMS...Soon to come APR, Ace Lollas...

Mark P

<center><img src="http://ctny.audiworld.com/mark/website/yakrack/MVC068F.JPG"></center><p>With a Weathertech trunkliner, my boots and stuff don't harm the carpeted floor.

<img src="http://ctny.audiworld.com/mark/website/mats/mvc155f.jpg">

Friend's skis go on top as well and the pole fit in the trunk.

Winning combo for me!<p>Mark P

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TomV.

<p>Tom Van Ness
Denver, CO
Ebony Pearl '01 A4AT

A4 AL

You can just fold a seat down if you have backseaters

CC Rider

If you ever bought a board and they gave you one of those really cheap bags that provides no protection for the board, now is a good chance to use it. I keep my edges tuned (sharp) and they were starting to damage the interior of my car a bit. So I keep a flimsy board bag (not my coffin-style travel bag) in the car and the board goes in that bag when it's in the car. It protects the car from the edges and also from any leftover snow.

P.S. I've got pics from snowboarding trips all over the world on my website.<p><b>Drew S.</b> <a href="http://members.aol.com/drewinva/audi/" target="drewinva"><img src="http://members.aol.com/drewinva/images/98.5.jpg" border="0" align=center></a> <b>98.5 A4 2.8 qm</b>

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ComaBora

<p>James Wu
<a href="http://vancouver.a4.org" target="_top">Vancouver A4 Club</a>
1998 Black on Black/Dove Grey Leather 1.8t
<a href="http://home.mdi.ca/james561" target="_top">James' Audi A4 Page</a>