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PJ
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I've got an old pair of 1260s which I ripped the bindings out of last year. I was thinking about using them as a jib/backyard ski, but after ripping the bindings out 3 times, they're thoroughly fucked. Is there something I can fill them with so I can redrill them, or can I mount bindings farther back? The shop I went to told me they were no good for anything, but I have them, so I thought maybe I could still bash them around a little.
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Jan 1 2005 8:37PM
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guddgulf17
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duct tape
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Your presence on this website has become increasingly pronounced, to the extent that it seems as though you do little more than sit in front of your computer. Furthermore, it has also come to my attention that you are older than 12, yet your immature nature seems to indicate otherwise. You continuously post comments, rumours, ideas, etc, about an industry of which you seemingly have no knowledge. Despite indicating pros by their nicknames, it is painfully evident that you don't kn
Jan 1 2005 8:47PM
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zeckgx
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wood filler or epoxy resin
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Jan 2 2005 9:50AM
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CTD
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get a pair of bindings with a different mounting pattern. and yeah, a good epoxy should do the trick, or how bout heelcoils?



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Jan 2 2005 12:13PM
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PJ
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Ya, I got dome shitty old bidings. I'll get them mounted.
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Jan 3 2005 12:39PM
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