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Binding remounts

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papermache
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I got some Look Pivots, they're only a year old but i wanna remount them onto a new pair of boards. Should i be good?
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SteezoSaurus
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I have been running mine for 6 seasons now on 3 different pairs of skis and they are still going strong.
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papermache
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word. thanks for timely reply
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iffe
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The only problem with remounts is if your ski has too many holes. The bindings themselves will be fine.
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snomaster
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yes you will be fine and if you are smart you will get yourself a threaded insert kit so you can swap your binders throughout your quiver of skis:
www.bindingfreedom.com

you do it like a this:
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I've starting installing these in all my holes. best to have mounted at a shop first, then bore out and tap those same holes for threaded inserts.
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nagelthebagel
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sooooooooooooooo smart!!!!!!!! I wish i had them on all my skis. How are the durability of them? Do the bindings ever rip out cause of that?
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snomaster
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It actually makes em potentially stronger. do it right and use blue loc-tite on the screws into the inserts for each swap.
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powderhuffer.com
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You will be fine to reuse the bindings. Any shop will also check your bindings when they mount them to make sure they are releasing properly for you
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