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Feeler - griffon schizo $260

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greyninja
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i'm considering selling these. lemme kno if ppl r interested.

pictures soon

Nov 16 2009 11:32AM
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The_410
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what size brakes?
Nov 16 2009 1:44PM
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greyninja
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110mm, but i can get other sizes too
Nov 16 2009 1:53PM
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The_410
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ok i may need it with a 90mm if you could do that...is that 260 shipped?
Nov 16 2009 1:56PM
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greyninja
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yep
Nov 16 2009 2:01PM
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13stripes
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Legit guy
Nov 16 2009 2:03PM
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greyninja
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Nov 16 2009 4:19PM
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ferrariowner123
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i dont mean to hate, but i've heard these break really easy. has anyone else heard this? i dont know, its just what i've heard.
Nov 16 2009 4:25PM
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greyninja
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theyre not meant for super heavy ppl. the jester schizos are rated for ppl "over 130lbs", idk bout the griffs
Nov 16 2009 4:26PM
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ferrariowner123
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you think 130 lbs is heavy? im 210 with no gear on,
Nov 16 2009 4:30PM
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greyninja
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no no no, thats what theyre rated for, i'm 230 and i was told if i rode the dukes i'd break em, but they sed the schizos are solid
Nov 16 2009 4:32PM
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skyabamba
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no, i believe he was just posting specs to help give people an idea....

if you look up the jesters on marker.com, it does indeed menton 130+lbs.

 so if your thinking about the griffons, you might want to be around 130lbs. if not less.

Nov 16 2009 4:33PM
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greyninja
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yea the griffons are the kiddy version of the jesters, (schizo or not)
Nov 16 2009 4:41PM
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greyninja
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a lot of it has to do with the DIN on the bindings, the griffons have a smaller DIN ratio than the jesters. if ur super light, riding the jesters, they might hold u in when u dont want them too. then if ur 210lbs like our friend farrari here and riding griffons, u might break them to peices
Nov 16 2009 4:45PM
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skyabamba
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so being 135lbs myself, would the griffons be too light weight? or wold they hold up for me?

i have had a pair of jesters in the past, but if im light enough that i can get away with the smaller price tag of the griffon that would be sick.

Nov 16 2009 4:51PM
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greyninja
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http://www.markerusa.com/griffonSchiz.php

the website recommended skier weight is 80-250lbs. I'd say 135 is in that range haha

Nov 16 2009 4:55PM
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skyabamba
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haha if forgot i just looked at that. stupid me.

i was looking for opinions on that statment tho too.

Nov 16 2009 4:58PM
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El_Barto.
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im 130 and ride griffons and never had any problems. 
Nov 16 2009 4:59PM
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skyabamba
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oh sweet, on your ll2s?

i guess that answers my question. and now that i think about it, tons of kids ride with look px12s and those arent consdered "cheap" or anything compared to the px with higher dins. just a matter of how much you weigh.

 ive had kids tell me that it wold be pussy to get the griffons vs jst going for the jesters, but now i know that those kids are just stupid and are probably going to have metal knee replacments by the time they're 30

Nov 16 2009 5:04PM
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