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FS: look pivot 12s

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jcjs
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good condition comes with demo track, so a couple extra holes to be drilled.
$80
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Jan 2 2011 12:41AM
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mr.skierman
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I'm interested.
Jan 2 2011 12:46AM
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mr.skierman
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Nvrmind.
Jan 2 2011 12:57AM
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jcjs
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bump
Jan 2 2011 3:22PM
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mr.skierman
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You're a little heavy for 12.. But it really depends on what kindof skiing you do
Jan 2 2011 3:31PM
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mr.skierman
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Yeah same, east coast has no snow really. But I you're doing park then go for the 14. If your really hitting big jumps and landing hard, then the 16 could be good for you. The only reason inhesitate on he 16 is that if your hitting a rail and you fall it might not let you pop out. And there's been some pretty bad falls likethat. Really depends on what your doing
Jan 2 2011 4:41PM
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jcjs
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i'm 6' and 150lb, and I own
140 fks set at 8! for park and they hold me in no problem. Very shocked with these at how low I have them. I overshot a jump to just about flat, broke my shoulder blade and they still didn't release.
px12 at 10 on my bacons, no problems
axial 14s at 10 on factions, and again never released when I didn't want them to and did when I wanted them to come off.

I'm going to say that 12's would be fine for you in park, like on them skis said, unless your hitting massive jumps these will work for you. I don't understand why people have their sth16s maxed for park, one awkward landing from anything and you can seriously fuck yourself.
Jan 2 2011 4:55PM
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mr.skierman
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Exactly. People always say oh I need a super tight binding for park. When really a medium set 12 or 14 depending onyour weight is better because you fall that much more in park as opposed to all mountain.. Where if it doesn't pop out.. Your seriously done in the butt.
Jan 2 2011 5:07PM
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leahey
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This IS a pair right? Question seems stupid but a picture of only one binding could be misleading
Jan 2 2011 5:08PM
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Isaac.D
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are those heel pivots? they dont have a rotation part
Jan 2 2011 7:06PM
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Meggadoomer
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ya im 6'5" and 185 and ive kept my pivots on my anthems at a 7, but PLEASE DONT LISTEN TO KIDS ON NS GO TO A SHOP AND HAVE THEM SET YOUR DIN WHEN THEY MOUNT THEM!!!
Jan 2 2011 11:42PM
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Soccerfocus05
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whats the brake width/ how wide can i bend em
Jan 3 2011 4:34AM
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itswillis21
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you should put up a picture with both bindings in it
Jan 3 2011 7:31AM
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jcjs
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took a pic of both, brakes are roughly 80 id say and all depends how good you are at bending brakes.
pending sale

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Jan 3 2011 8:46PM
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jmike2303
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hey do they have to be mounted with demo track or can you mount them straight up?
Jan 3 2011 9:34PM
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TBigCat
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bump for sick bindings
Jan 3 2011 9:36PM
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mr.skierman
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Same question.
Jan 3 2011 9:46PM
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jcjs
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you need the track but if you can get a normal one you can use it instead, who knows call a shop and see if they'll swap for you. only difference is well 2 more holes, a longer track and a lift type instead of screw adjustment. otherwise the same
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Jan 3 2011 10:03PM
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mr.skierman
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Can't you get plastic risers also?
Jan 3 2011 10:21PM
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jcjs
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yes but why?
Jan 10 2011 11:55AM
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mr.skierman
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because ive heard that theyre better for the look line of bindings.. im not interested anymore but i was just asking...
Jan 10 2011 3:28PM
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itswillis21
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im interested but does anyone have any experience useing these on race skis
Jan 10 2011 3:54PM
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jcjs
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oh, never heard of that.
anyways 60 bucks anyone? I want these gone.
Jan 11 2011 12:37PM
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C-Ski
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Do you have to tire kick on every fucking thread?
Jan 11 2011 12:47PM
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mr.skierman
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i'm just seeing whats out there okay? and if you noticed i didnt get into this thread that deeply in the beginning. and the only reason im still here is because that guy asked about din.. just trying to help.
Jan 11 2011 2:57PM
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jcjs
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$60 bones bump
Jan 12 2011 1:20PM
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