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The double groove on the bottom was a technological innovation - helping the ski to "track" in the snow
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1979 Burton Backhill Londonderry BB1 Canadian Skates The double groove on theVintage Burton Backhill Snowboard 1979 BB1 Londonderry, Vermont The Original Acquisition Story: Roy went to the SIA show in Las Vegas as a ski photographer for years. In 1978 1979, he saw a small 10x10 booth with a couple guys sitting there with these boards (turns out it was Jake Burton). He bought one. He was a skier and tried it out a couple times (its not as easy as it looks and the ski area owner said "hey you can't ride that on the lift). He