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Should i buy the bindings?

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supersquid
Posts: 1430 - Karma: 2,545
so i found a pair of rossignol axials used on the buy forums the guy sent me some pics and said they were used by his 130 wife for a bout a year.he wanted 85 but he agreed to do 65 for them. they have the wrong size breaks so i would need to get a new pair of those. there the 11/12 year models. ill be putting them on my filthy riches which are 88 underfoot the breaks i would get are 90 is it worth it or should i just buy the new right size?
Apr 5 2014 9:59PM
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steeze.pizza
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90 mm brakes will fit an 88mm waisted ski.
Apr 5 2014 10:26PM
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supersquid
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yeah the bindings are kinda scratched up, is it worth the hassle?

Apr 5 2014 10:28PM
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supersquid
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i mean replacing the brakes on these bindings
Apr 5 2014 10:29PM
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charmander
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scratched up bindings are no big deal... for 65 bucks thats pretty cheap
Apr 6 2014 2:32AM
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tomPietrowski
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65 is pretty cheap but obviously you have no way of knowing if they are in good condition. Th springs may be gone.

If I were you I would look for a new pair of attack 13. Should be a good price an they will be new so you get a warranty.
Apr 6 2014 6:00AM
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charmander
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meh, i have many many days on 3 pairs of 20 year old 16 din s900s. they test out just like a brad new one does and 2 pairs were free, one was 20 bucks.

bindings dont really wear out, the plastics on old shitty clamps fatigues over time but the metal parts really dont. an axial2 is a shitty binding but some dudes wife didn't "wear out" the springs.
Apr 6 2014 3:45PM
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