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manningparker
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So I want to mount my dynastar px 14 racing bindings onto my k2 hellbents. The brakes that are on the dynastar px 14 racing bindings are 110mm. To small right?  So what would be a good size of brakes for hellbents. 130mm brakes I guess? Could I bend these brakes myself to make them fit? If so can someone point me in the right direction be providing a link to show me how it's done?

Also I have some brakes that are bent that will fit on the bents. They were on them before. I don't want to use the bindings they are connected to though b/c they are shit.  These shit bindings are made by rossignol. Could I take the rossignol brakes and put them in my dynastar bindings? I'd rather go way if I could unless bending the brakes are not that hard.

thanks and answer back fast!

Mar 4 2010 7:27PM
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manningparker
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bump
Mar 4 2010 11:43PM
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Ben.
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what rossi binding is it?

and you or your shop may be able to bend the 110s, but you are probably better off with the 130s
Mar 5 2010 1:17AM
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manningparker
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Will double check.

Any other input out there on this matter?

Mar 5 2010 3:07AM
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manningparker
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bumpo the high clown
Mar 5 2010 6:52PM
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JOHNishi
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check the screw pattern on the rossis. if it's the same it should work. also just look at the design of the heelpiece. dynastar and rossi have the exact saem binding designs. so if it looks similiar or identical, it will work. you will encounter problems if you try to put a brake originally on a 12 din heelpiece onto a racing heelpiece. but with brakes, you can experiment very safely with just a few screwdriver turns, so go for it.

Mar 5 2010 6:57PM
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