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schlonginator
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whats the difference between the look jib bindings (trouble maker) and the normal p12s???




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May 28 2004 2:37AM
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apestead
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the way they look.
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May 28 2004 10:48AM
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May 28 2004 2:57PM
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NoTeefa
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they mount flat onto the ski (no riser plate)


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May 28 2004 7:46PM
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jman
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yea color and lifter plate

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May 28 2004 7:47PM
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patrickcowan
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there is no shok absorbtion
and if there is it is not noticable





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May 28 2004 10:01PM
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eastcoastskier
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i heard that the jib has a wider brake....... is this true?
May 29 2004 6:51AM
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dirty_dreb
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ya i think it does
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May 29 2004 1:50PM
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ski8990
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yes jib bindings definetly have a wider brake. my fricken brakes always get stuck up on my skis so when they pop off sometimes they just ride away on me



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dspin7x
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They actually do have a little piece of orange plastic that is for shock absorbtion..but the effects are probably negligible.

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May 29 2004 4:03PM
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CaderTots
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You can put a wide brake on it if you want all looks have a interchangeable brake. And yes there is a little plastic think between the ski and binding that is supposed to be used to absorb shock.

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May 29 2004 4:17PM
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Nine_Milla_Killa
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wouldnt that shock absorber thingy actually impede the way energy is transmitted to the ski?
Whatever. the regular P14s dont have a rider either.
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May 29 2004 4:35PM
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schlonginator
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so are the jibs mounted onto the ski as in no riser plate and the p12s have riser plates?? I'm not talking about cosmetic differences just technical stuff. What the reason for mounting the binding flush on the ski




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Jun 3 2004 3:39AM
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TimmyP
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has anyone else ever broke their brakes off the bindings before, cause' i did, twice
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Jun 3 2004 7:23AM
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patrickcowan
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That orange thing isn't for shock absorbtion it is for mounting purposes or something. I don't know
I just know it isn't there for that reason





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Jun 3 2004 7:52AM
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ECfreeski3
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mounting with no risor gives u a closer feel to th ski and better energy transmission
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Jun 3 2004 8:21AM
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l_KeViN_l
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^^^ haha, not really, it only gives you more height from the ski so you can carve and turn better. The screws still go through to the ski either way.
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Jun 3 2004 8:23AM
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FortSkier
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The only difference is the riser plates, p12's have a harder rubber while p12 jibs have a softer riser plate to take the shock away on hard landings.
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Jun 3 2004 1:15PM
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weazelzb
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some shock absorbtion... mostly look though i think




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Sharpy
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I have the marker free1400s and whne i tried my friends sam skis with the marker non-freeride equivalent, i found, contrary to my previous beliefs, that the shock absorbing plate helps, when casing on the flats, the plate (rubber one) reduced vibrations and what not
Jun 3 2004 7:33PM
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