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SKI & SNOWBOARD TUNES AVAILABLE now!

DROP OFF YOUR SKIS!

THURSDAY + FRIDAY

 2 pm – 7 pm

Montana Challenge event at Bousquet Mountain

experience the best ski tune in the berkshires

Berkshire Bike and Board is bringing it’s more than 30 years of trusted service in the Berkshires to Bousquet Mountain. Offering top-tier ski tuning with Bousquet’s Montana Challenge, the only machine of its kind in the area. With decades of expertise in precision service, performance tuning, and customer care, the team is applying the same passion and craftsmanship to the ski experience.

DROP-OFF HOURS

Regular Hours

Monday + Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday–Thursday: 12pm–6pm

Friday–Saturday: 9am–6pm

Sunday: 9am–4pm

TURNAROUND TIME

⏱️ UNDER 24 HOURS* Always confirm your specific turnaround time with our intake person when you drop off, especially if you have specific needs or timing requests. *tuning may take longer depending on request
TURNAROUND TIME EXCEPTIONS: 
Friday Drop-Off (before 4pm): Saturday morning pick-up less than 24h!

Sunday Drop-Off: Wednesday pickup (due to Monday + Tuesday closure) more than 24h

everything from basic tunes to professional race tunes

Whether you need a simple wax to get you through the weekend or a precision race tune for competition, Berkshire Bike & Board’s professional mechanics have you covered. They’ll work with you to understand your riding style and conditions, then deliver exactly the service your equipment needs to perform at its best.

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equipment tuning prices

Ski Comprehensive / Race

$ 109
  • Minor P-tex repair
  • Base flattening
  • Custome Base Bevel + htt side edge
  • custom stone structure
  • Iron wax

Ski & Snowboard Annual

$ 79 ADD CUSTOM STRUCTURE FOR $10
  • Minor p-tex repair
  • base flattening + stone structure
  • base bevel + side edge sharpening
  • buff wax
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Ski & Snowboard Basic

$ 49
  • STONE GRIND
  • Side Edge
  • BUFF WAX

à la carte Services

Annual Tune punch cards

6 tunes = 33% off Buy 4 get 2 Free | 10 tunes = 40% off Buy 6 Get 4 Free

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

FAQS

We’re open Wednesday–Thursday 12pm–6pm

Friday–Saturday 9am–6pm

Sunday 9am–4pm

We’re closed Monday, Tuesday, & any day Bousquet is closed.

It depends on how often you ride and the conditions. For most skiers and riders, a full tune every 15-20 days on snow is a good guideline. If you’re skiing mainly on ice or hard-packed snow, you may need more frequent tune-ups.

At minimum, get tuned at the start of the season and again at the end. If your equipment feels slower than usual, your edges feel dull, or you’re slipping on ice, it’s time for a tune.

A hot wax penetrates deeper into the base of your skis or board and lasts much longer, typically 5-7 ski days. The wax is applied with heat, allowed to cool, then scraped and brushed for optimal performance.

A buff wax is a quicker, less expensive option where your equipment runs over a heated wax belt. It only coats the surface and typically lasts 1-3 days. For frequent riders, a hot wax provides better protection and performance.

Turnaround time is generally under 24 hours. Always confirm your specific turnaround time with our intake person when you drop off, especially if you have specific needs or timing requests. Drop off before 4pm Friday for Saturday pickup, or drop off Sunday for Wednesday pickup.

Yes! Text us at (413) 449-1351 in advance, and confirm timing with the intake person when you drop off your equipment.

Yes! An end-of-season tune is one of the best things you can do for your gear. The shop will apply a storage wax that protects your bases from drying out and prevents your edges from rusting while your equipment sits all summer.

This keeps everything in great shape so you’re ready to ride as soon as the season starts again.

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Guest Service Manager

Amanda Cozzaglio

Amanda started at Bousquet in September, 2022.

She was born and raised in the Berkshires and currently resides in Pittsfield. She loves to be outside in the summer months hiking the various trails we have to enjoy, biking on the Rail Trail or kayaking anywhere there is water. Although she enjoys the warm weather over the cold, she is excited to appreciate the winter beauty on a whole other level and brush up on her skiing skills!

When Amanda is not working, she thoroughly enjoys spending time with her family (mainly her 5 nephews and 1 sweet little niece 😊)

Yaron Steinhauer enjoying activities at Bousquet Mountain
operations manager

Yaron Steinhauer

Yaron’s been in the Snowsports industry for 20 years, starting out as an instructor at Hunter Mountain. He leveled up with his Level 3 PSIA certification, then headed out west for a bit. Now he’s back east and has been our Operations Manager since the summer of 2023! He’s all about sharing his passion for the sport and making sure everyone enjoys their time on the snow.

Originally from Westchester County, NY, he’s now hanging out in the Berkshires, and if he’s not on the slopes, he’s probably biking around the hills (especially in the summer).

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marketing + Sales Manager

Coby Porter

Coby, a native of Lanesborough, MA, learned how to ski at Bousquet and has a deep love for the outdoors. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Communications with a focus in New Media and is currently pursuing her MBA.

For Coby, Bousquet is more than just a job. It is a way to combine two passions: the outdoors and advertising. Having grown up at Bousquet, she knows firsthand the impact the mountain can have on the community. Being part of Bousquet is a full-circle moment, giving her the opportunity to help create the same magic of learning, growing, and falling in love with the mountain for the next generation.

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Office Manager

Zack Senecal

Zachary, a native of Lenox, MA, brings a strong background in hospitality and customer service, with a passion for creating welcoming and memorable experiences. He holds an Associate Degree in Hospitality Management from Berkshire Community College and was drawn to Bousquet because of the mountain’s unique sense of community and its ability to bring people together.

He is excited to bring his hospitality experience, positive attitude, and people-first approach to the Bousquet team. Zachary hopes to help make every visit to the mountain feel special while contributing to the welcoming atmosphere that makes Bousquet such a special part of the Berkshires.

Ski & Ride School director

Michael Sheinkman

Michael joined the Bousquet Snowsports team following retirement from a 30 year career responding to disasters and humanitarian crises around the world with the United Nations and the US government. He first started skiing at 5 years old, improving his skills during family trips to Vermont. Michael currently holds PSIA certifications as a Level 1 Ski Instructor and Children’s Specialist and has instructed professionally at Bousquet, Catamount, and Killington.
 
Beyond Bousquet, Michael enjoys cross-country skiing, hiking. bicycling, swimming, and SCUBA diving.
 
Favorite trail: Grand
 
Favorite memory at Bousquet: Telemark skiing down Grand through untracked snow.
Autumn landscape at Bousquet Mountain with colorful foliage
mountain manager

nate bovard

Nate Bovard has served as Mountain Manager at Bousquet Mountain since 2020.

Prior to joining Bousquet, he worked in mountain operations at both Sugarbush Resort and Berkshire East Mountain Resort, bringing experience from two well-established New England ski areas.

He is responsible for all on-mountain operations, including lift operations, snowmaking, grooming, trail maintenance, and outside facilities.

Nate oversees seasonal mountain operations staff and plays a key role in ensuring the mountain operates safely and efficiently while supporting capital improvement projects and long-term operational planning

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general manager

kevin mcmillan

Kevin started at Bousquet in April of 2020. He brings 30 years of experience in the outdoor industry, along with a knack for creative problem solving and mad people skills.

He lives in Plainfield, and is an avid mountain biker and snowboarder.