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T halls got mountd 1cm forward

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ReeferMonga
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Had a local oldish guy to mount my skis for free. I understand the risks of free hand mounting, and after all of it one of the skis ended up a little below 1cm forward. The other was closer to centre but still off. How will this screw with my skiing haha? Should I just re mount these bad boys 1cm back? Thanks.... :(
Dec 22 2013 10:48PM
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Avifarer
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wait, he mounted them for free? or he free mounted them? either way i would ski on them first, i doubt you will notice it at all.
Dec 22 2013 11:04PM
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ReeferMonga
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Well he mounted them for free. No jig thus me saying free hand mount.
Dec 22 2013 11:39PM
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-WZ-
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so you got free freehand mounting?
Dec 23 2013 12:24AM
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Avifarer
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what kind of bindings were they that he didnt have a jig?
Dec 23 2013 1:08AM
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ReeferMonga
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sth's. I mean who really cares at this point lol. I've search barred and basically i'll be at a dis-advantage but whatever right? I'm gonna atleast be skiing but I better learn to always ski switch.
Dec 23 2013 1:25AM
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.nasty
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so you had someone mount your skis using a paper jig and he used the lines on the ski instead of actually measuring the center mark? Mass production skis topsheets are put on by a machine and can easily be off of where they should be.

I'd make new friends, he sucks at mounting, I bet you could've done better
Dec 23 2013 1:31AM
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ReeferMonga
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I live in las vegas.... lol

so forward mount not gonna help at all in the park??
Dec 23 2013 1:34AM
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VersaceCockring
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1cm forward is going to fuck your world up guy!!!!11

Seriously though, I bought a pair of used skis that were mounted and my fks holes were conflicting with the drilled holes the previous binders were on. I had to go .5cm forward and it's not a big deal and if you can't handle it then you're a pussy.
Dec 23 2013 4:35AM
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7-11_Slurpee
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I had a pair of skis center mounted then got smaller boots and adjusted the binding to them. That technically put them at +1 but I never noticed. If you do notice Its most likely in your head
Dec 23 2013 8:07AM
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Huck_Norris
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Well theres your problem- should have gone to Reno! This would NEVER happen in Reno!
Dec 23 2013 10:31AM
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theblackrod
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you'll only notice the difference when you think you notice it. You're going to be fine
Dec 23 2013 3:58PM
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TheDetectives
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some people ride them like that, i tried it once, once you get used to it its no biggie, honestly you can hardly tell
Dec 23 2013 4:06PM
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Lemuel
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My invaders are over a centimeter forward of center due to the same thing. Boot sole dropped from like 328 to 310 and I didn't have to remount.

OP you probably won't even notice it. I know
Dec 23 2013 4:31PM
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Lemuel
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I know people who have had one ski mounted farther back than the other and they skied them for a few years before noticing the tech messed up.
Dec 23 2013 4:32PM
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