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Is remounting bad for skis?

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steezmuffin
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I want to remount my hellbents to center, but I don't know if its a good idea. What do you think?
Feb 12 2008 10:01PM
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ski_DC
Posts: 1347 - Karma: 58
you can mount a ski 2 to 3 times before damaging the ski's integrity/construction, but make sure the holes will be fairly far apart to avoid tear outs.
Feb 12 2008 10:03PM
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TheButterHashira
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If this will just be the first time you remount them they should be fine.
Feb 12 2008 10:06PM
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solitaryman
Posts: 3578 - Karma: 123
id say do it, then if you want to move them back for a heavier snow day you can!

and no they won't fuck up
Feb 12 2008 10:07PM
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Squirrel_Murphy
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Remounting skis is not bad at all.  The more holes the better, I always say.  I call my first pair of skis swiss cheese.

Feb 12 2008 10:11PM
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televback1
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fill the holes, the shop will know what you mean and this helps to keep water out of the core
Feb 12 2008 10:18PM
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SteevJee
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Feb 12 2008 10:23PM
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JEWbacca
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Use the search bar
Feb 12 2008 10:52PM
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Clebo1
Posts: 674 - Karma: 3
 try it yourself.

nothing comes up and since it isnt frequently asked he would get flamed if he brought a 4 year old thread anyone like everyone else that does.




btw i realise that there is another active thread right now on mounting skiis.....
searchbarring first never hurts tho
Feb 12 2008 11:48PM
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Clebo1
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 disregard found a bunch. just shortend up the search. still nothing as specific but yeah
Feb 12 2008 11:49PM
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