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Rossignol Axial2 Binding $80

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stupendous-man
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Selling a set of Rossignol Axial2 120 bindings. I used them for one full season so there is some paint chipping. One brake is totally broken off from a switch landing gone wrong, but they're totally functional otherwise and are rideable even with the broken brake (I did this for a few days at the end of the season). Brakes are pretty cheap and some shops will even replace it for free when you mount them. All mounting screws included.

Trying to get $80 + shipping, but open to offers. Located in Portland, OR.

Dec 5 2015 8:15PM
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DementClause
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Interested. PM me?
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Dec 10 2015 7:10PM
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Dkim_10
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din range?
Dec 11 2015 10:40AM
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stupendous-man
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Dkim_10din range?


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Dec 11 2015 1:04PM
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Dkim_10
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stupendous-man3.5-12


what size are the breaks? How heavy are they? good for park? durable?
Dec 11 2015 5:25PM
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stupendous-man
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Dkim_10what size are the breaks? How heavy are they? good for park? durable?


The brake on there is about 90mm. No idea how heavy they are, you can look online probably. They are good for everything, including park and pow. Durable unless you land switch going big and eject.
Dec 11 2015 5:35PM
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stupendous-manThe brake on there is about 90mm. No idea how heavy they are, you can look online probably. They are good for everything, including park and pow. Durable unless you land switch going big and eject.


Im probably gonna buy them but they are really beat up and missing a brake
Dec 11 2015 5:43PM
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Dec 12 2015 4:40PM
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Blake.P
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Dkim_10Im probably gonna buy them but they are really beat up and missing a brake


brakes are so ridiculously easy to replace. go into any shop and they generally will give you one for free (or make you pay like $5). i used this bindings system for years (3 pairs on different skis over almost 10 years) and the only time i paid for brakes was when i was getting them new, and needed 120's for my pow ski and the binding came with 90's. every time I've broken one besides that, one shop or another has just given me a new one
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stupendous-man.


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