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Should i remount my public enemys

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jibjunkie
Posts: 3807 - Karma: 191
yea i got 06 public enemys i think its the one with the black and white graphic of stairs and buildings, but anyway when i got them i didnt know much about mounting so when i bought them the guy asked freeride or freestyle. i picked free ride because i honestly dont ride switch that much. little did i kno that meant all the way back. i bought them to do sweet carving and occasional park. should i remount them? and if so where? heres a pic
if anyone knows how to post these pics not the links feel free to do so.
Sep 24 2008 4:24PM
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phishfood
Posts: 2542 - Karma: 298
i had the same situation, PEs mounted way back that sucked for park. i just got a pair of cheap symetrical skis and centermounted them, and now i have the PEs for any powder we might get in new hampshire. or just all mountain ripping.
Sep 24 2008 10:58PM
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Fish_Sandwich.
Posts: 9108 - Karma: 16
If they are your only ski, which it sounds like don't remount them, get a symmetrical twin if you can afford it, I think you can get some older invaders for next to nothing.
Sep 24 2008 11:03PM
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jibjunkie
Posts: 3807 - Karma: 191
they do carve like a charm so maybe ill keep them
Sep 25 2008 7:12AM
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aSkiingWarPig
Posts: 92 - Karma: 48
I had PEs mounted back too so I bought new Line Invaders for park / jibbing and I´ll leave my PEs for All mtn / occasional powder / trees.
Sep 25 2008 9:28AM
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Shpadoinkle
Posts: 10437 - Karma: 84

My Silencers were mounted too far back, but then I mounted them 1.5 back from core...best thing I ever did. When I get new boots I will mount them at core since they will just be my shit skis for when I get some Tahoes.

Sep 25 2008 7:17PM
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