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PX breaks are super hard to bend
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Hey, just so you guys know it probably isn't worth your time to bend the standard break into a 100mm break (i have had sucsess adding about 5mm). I broke one arm today, and had to weld it back on. It work hardens so they want to break when you re-bend them from strait. most people would probably just caugh up the money for the wides, and that is probably the best idea.
If anyone has had sucess bending them wide, post detailed directions.
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sorry about the spelling error: breaks-->brakes
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it is a pain in the ass but i found someone to trade me my normal brakes for a pair of his used wide breaks
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kills the integrity. Then when you pop out switch, you bent the arms super quick. Plus heating them means melting plastic. (yeah, i know ur gonna say "you welded it," the that was just a quick tac)
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duck tape some pencils to the sides and call them brakes....
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I haven't had any issues bending them. Just mount them, click the boot in and use a broken off ski pole to bend it
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who needs breaks...seriously...haha
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i tried pretty much everything, and they were super hard 2 bend. I tried heating em and it melted the plastic. Im just gunna buy wides and save myself the trouble
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I bent 80s to 100 with no problems. Rossi/look have always been hard to bend, but they're WAY WAY better than the Axial1 brakes. With those there wasn't even a point to trying.
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