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Pipe cleaner mounting

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ownsthepark
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i ski almost only park maby a tiny tiny amour of woods skiing, I do mostly jumps and a little bit of rails but not many, also I ski almost no pipe.my home mountain doesn't have a superpipe:( I was thinking true center but I have heard not to mount true center on pipecleaners any suggestions? +k for help
Dec 4 2010 6:53PM
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LAME.
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AR7 might have been a good idea.
Dec 4 2010 7:01PM
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ownsthepark
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Problem with ar7 is I am only 5'3 120 pounds so that are too stif for me
Dec 4 2010 7:15PM
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DUKES
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yeah a dead center mount would be fine, since your are only going off piste only a few times, and the center mount evens out the swing weight, so yeah perfectly fine with a center mount
Dec 4 2010 7:15PM
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egg.
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center on those will be good for jumps and rails and kos yoy only ski some out of the park they will do fine
Dec 4 2010 9:07PM
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scratchskier321
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I have my pipe cleaners at center. They ski well. What do you lose from mounting them at -.5 tho? That's what I would probably do next time I mount.
Dec 4 2010 9:17PM
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ownsthepark
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Thanks for all of the help +k I have another question, what do people think of t-halls in comparison to the pc I'm 5'3 120 lbs I do 70/30 jumps to rails any suggestions (Srry to put a thread within a thread) also I can get pipecleaners for 400 as opposed to the 550 that t-halls cost so that is also important.
Dec 4 2010 9:29PM
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skithecanada
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Mount them traditional. The rocker will really help you flaot in the pow and mounting them back will be super stable on juimps.
Dec 4 2010 9:33PM
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tomPietrowski
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the main difference between the PC and the Thall is the tail. I had a set of 08 PC and they were really stiff in the tail. The nose ws quiet soft ( and actually ender up rockering quite fast) but they were really good on jumps. Jibbing using the tail kind of sucked but the nose was good for butters. The Thalls which im currently on are much softer in the tail and a bit softer in the nose. They do not have quite the pop of teh PC but they are alot more playfull and buttery.

Mount wise the tanner I have at -1 and it fells good. The PC I remounted 3 times. Started center and did not feel good, went back to -1 and was better but -2 was the best as it made the stiff tail more usable. Hope this helps.
Dec 4 2010 10:48PM
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AlleywayDirt
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I skied some Pipe Cleaners with STH-14 mounted at center today.. They were fun, but I mount all me skis at center, even my 120 waist Live Lifes
Dec 4 2010 10:48PM
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tall_t
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pipe cleaners have a mean edge, so that means there good for all mountain. for this ski i would get the schizo
Dec 5 2010 11:54AM
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Mr_pretzel
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All metal is mean.
Dec 5 2010 12:33PM
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DUKES
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um its an edge, and the schizo binding is crap dont get
Dec 5 2010 1:15PM
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