care & maintenance for new skis

On Thu, 13 Dec 2007 14:38:59 -0800, James Bassuk
wrote this crap:


I would never drive with skis inside the vehicle -- if the vehicle rolls,
then you have machetes flying around at neck level -- buy a binding cover
and use the roof rack...


You don't secure your skis? What a dumbass.


...when you get home, just wipe the bases/edges
with a soft cloth and there won't be any rust.....

I keep my skis inside my van, and never have any rust.




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James Bassuk wrote:
On Mon, 3 Dec 2007, Ron - NY wrote:



I would never drive with skis inside the vehicle -- if the vehicle
rolls, then you have machetes flying around at neck level -- buy a
binding cover and use the roof rack.......when you get home, just
wipe the bases/edges with a soft cloth and there won't be any
rust.....
Jim

Use a roof rack when you can fit them in the car? even at US fuel prices
this sounds like a pointlessly expensive idea.

Chris *:-)

James Bassuk wrote:

I would never drive with skis inside the vehicle -- if the vehicle
rolls, then you have machetes flying around at neck level -- buy a
binding cover and use the roof rack.......when you get home, just wipe
the bases/edges with a soft cloth and there won't be any rust.....

For some cars, skis fit under the rear seats.

-- Mike Treseler

On Dec 17, 10:18 am, Mike Treseler wrote:
James Bassuk wrote:
I would never drive with skis inside the vehicle -- if the vehicle
rolls, then you have machetes flying around at neck level -- buy a
binding cover and use the roof rack.......when you get home, just wipe
the bases/edges with a soft cloth and there won't be any rust.....

For some cars, skis fit under the rear seats.

For some skis.