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Mouting the ON3P Caylor

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VD.
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OK, so my 191 ON3P Caylors are arriving this afternoon and I was going to take them in to be mounted this afternoon or tomorrow depending on how much time I have. I just wanted to know if anybody could give any advice as to where to mount them.

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Jan 20 2012 5:48PM
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damnsummer
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bump
Jan 20 2012 6:04PM
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stickerman
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mount them recomended.
Jan 20 2012 6:32PM
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Blake.P
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Recommended. Those guys spend so long to find the perfect spot, go there. That's where mine are and it's perfect. I believe for the 191 it is like -2 from true center
Jan 20 2012 7:20PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Our team pretty much dead centers every ski we give them. Generally, anything about +/-2cm from the recommended mark wont mess with the skis overall performance, so feel free to mount a little back or forward off the mark for a more centered or more directional feel.

I like my 191cm's at -3 mostly, right at recommended.
Jan 20 2012 8:33PM
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J.M
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Jan 20 2012 9:08PM
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Literature
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I found that +2cm from recommended (or -1cm from true center) was a bit too far forward on my 191s. Recommended.
Jan 21 2012 10:28PM
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hokkanee
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I have mine at +1 from recommended and I like it there a lot. It really felt the same as the demos at recommended though so I think that you'd be fine with either of those
Jan 22 2012 12:24AM
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Session
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Recommended.
Jan 22 2012 12:57AM
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division.bell
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Yup, there is a recommended mark for a reason. The Caylor's are amazing for any kind of riding mounted right on the line.
Jan 22 2012 1:09AM
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