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Tyrolia Adrenalin 16

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kyleoutside
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Just got my Tyrolia Adrenalin 16 mounted and I am looking to raise the DIN, the shop wouldn't do it... Anyways I am new to using Tyrolia, does anyone know how to adjust the DIN, i tried the screw on the front like most other bindings and it does not change the DIN. Any ideas? I don't have the manual.
Jan 9 2014 3:29PM
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theskimancometh
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The screw on the front towards the bottom of the binding/topsheet of ski is the AFD adjustment.  The DIN adjustment screw is perpendicular to the centerline of the ski in behind the toe piece wing.
Jan 9 2014 4:04PM
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theskimancometh
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Can you make out the circular hole in the red wing on the right?

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Jan 9 2014 4:06PM
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Lemuel
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If you have to ask, you shouldn't play around with your bindings.
Jan 9 2014 4:21PM
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theskimancometh
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Agreed

Jan 9 2014 4:24PM
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kyleoutside
Posts: 103 - Karma: 95
Like I said, I lost the manual and have never had Tyrolia Bindings only Salomon and Diamir. If you are not answering the question don't comment.
Jan 9 2014 6:26PM
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Park.
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question was answered, you just didnt like the answer
Jan 9 2014 8:17PM
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Dustin.
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Don't be an idiot. They were right and you just didn't like it. Anyone capable of using Google can figure this out, and you couldn't. Probably shouldn't touch them or you may fuck up something else and not recognize it.
Jan 9 2014 10:43PM
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Lemuel
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Changing the DIN on any binding is not difficult to figure out. If you can't figure it out, don't go playing with random screws. Take them to a shop because you are incompetent and are putting yourself at risk.
Jan 9 2014 10:55PM
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