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Bibby mounting

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Where should i mount my bibby? there is a mark line at -3.5cm. Thanks
Nov 7 2009 2:30AM
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Grodent87
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Right there, that's recommended. That's where I have mine and I think it's perfect. You can go a cm or 2 forward if you're gonna use them more for park-oriented skiing.
Nov 7 2009 10:10AM
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ok thanks and it's 3.5 cm from true center?
Nov 7 2009 4:14PM
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bump
Nov 9 2009 10:58PM
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MEGAZORD
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What are you bumping it for? You got your answer.  The line is there for a reason.
Nov 10 2009 12:08AM
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abc8tr8we98g
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i ride moment melee's (predecessor to the bibby) and i have them center mounted and love them...the recommended line is at -3.5 also...either way you cant go wrong but if i did it over again i would probably mount them on the recommended line just because it would make skiing on groomers a tiny bit easier because then i would be able to use the effective edge most effectively...but its up to you...do you plan on landing switch in pow?
Nov 10 2009 12:25AM
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potatoes.
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dick answer.. don't waste your time and be kind.
Nov 10 2009 12:48AM
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yes
Nov 10 2009 1:05AM
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abc8tr8we98g
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either way you cant go wrong with the mount imo...mount center if you plan on spinning off booters and landing switch in pow or mount on recommended if you plan to charge lines more.
Nov 10 2009 10:18AM
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Ok thanks !
Nov 10 2009 3:42PM
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If i'm going +1.5 do you think the tips will dive in powder?
Nov 14 2009 5:29AM
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