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Adjusting look bindings

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ERIEcoastSKIER
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how do you adjust the toes piece's din on look pivot10's? please answer quick ( im going skiing in half an hour)
Dec 16 2005 2:22PM
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skibum193
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if you have to ask this question. you shouldnt be adjusting them yourself. philips head screwdriver turn to the right. dont bump it up more than 1 din thouhg. or yull fuck your knee]
Dec 16 2005 2:27PM
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ERIEcoastSKIER
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^i know how to adjust them with a screwdriver and all but i just cant find the screw that changes the din. please help
Dec 16 2005 2:28PM
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Shaggy
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it should be on the very front of the toe piece
Dec 16 2005 2:33PM
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japanair
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wtf, you dont see the big ass screw in the front?
Dec 16 2005 2:33PM
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ERIEcoastSKIER
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yeah i just realized im a fucking moron...i meant to say heel piece, my bad

so where is it on the heel piece?
Dec 16 2005 2:37PM
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japanair
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it's inside the penis part
Dec 16 2005 2:37PM
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skibum193
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see the din window? moving from tail to tip, run your finger along the window....and there is a FAT ASS SCREW!!
Dec 16 2005 2:37PM
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japanair
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^thats not the right screw
Dec 16 2005 2:39PM
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Shaggy
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yeah, if the binding were a boner, its the part that you'd blow your load on the chicks face from.
Dec 16 2005 2:39PM
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k2skierec
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there is a screw in the back of the binding. when you turn it right it moves to binding forward and when you turn it left it moves back. its really simple
Dec 16 2005 2:43PM
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skibum193
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yo, hes asking about the toe piece din, not the forward pressure, or the heel din
Dec 16 2005 2:45PM
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Shaggy
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have you even read anything in this thread???
Dec 16 2005 2:46PM
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BCKicker540
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just imgaine your administring a cathoder, then twist
Dec 16 2005 2:47PM
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ERIEcoastSKIER
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yeah thanks i found it...it was a bitch to turn though. it was super tight and i had to use my body weight to turn it.
Dec 16 2005 2:52PM
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Shaggy
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either you're really weak or your springs are waaayyyy too tight and you just fucked your binding
Dec 16 2005 3:30PM
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Anathema
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i hope your bail hard and your bindings dont release, resulting in a partially torn ACL
Dec 16 2005 3:34PM
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Aseets
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No it's true, the heel piece din screw is definately really hard to turn (only going din up though).
Dec 16 2005 5:45PM
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Ski-dawg
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yah he's right i just was changin mine
Dec 16 2005 5:49PM
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Shaggy
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I've never ever had trouble doing that on any pair of bindings i've owned.
Dec 16 2005 6:05PM
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Scoszko
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ive got a pair and i didnt find it very hard to find or adjust
Dec 16 2005 6:15PM
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Aseets
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What din were you working with? I'm speaking just from expience in the 9-11 din range.
Dec 16 2005 7:28PM
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