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baggis123
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Ive got a pair of soul riders mount back at recommended, and i used to quite like them until i got some filthy riches which are mounted centre. I want to use my soul riders again as my go to jump ski and was thinking of remounting them centre. Will they still hold up strong after being remounted and do you think its even worth remounting them.

Cheers lads
Sep 3 2016 4:48PM
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Swandog7
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baggis123Ive got a pair of soul riders mount back at recommended, and i used to quite like them until i got some filthy riches which are mounted centre. I want to use my soul riders again as my go to jump ski and was thinking of remounting them centre. Will they still hold up strong after being remounted and do you think its even worth remounting them.

Cheers lads


They should be fine if you only have on previous mount. Are you gonna use them at all around the mountain? If you will use them in the park more than just a few laps id remount.
Sep 3 2016 8:46PM
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Dddsz
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skis can usually be mounted twice before they start to lose performance.
Sep 3 2016 11:48PM
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baggis123
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Swandog7They should be fine if you only have on previous mount. Are you gonna use them at all around the mountain? If you will use them in the park more than just a few laps id remount.


Probably would use them all mountain, but really not a fan of how they feel back at recommend.
Sep 5 2016 5:34AM
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Negromancer
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baggis123Probably would use them all mountain, but really not a fan of how they feel back at recommend.


Maybe don't go center then perhaps just go 1 or 2cm back from center. You'll get better all mountain performance then being centered but will be close enough to center to be able to ride switch and hit rails without issue.
Sep 5 2016 5:53AM
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baggis123
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NegromancerMaybe don't go center then perhaps just go 1 or 2cm back from center. You'll get better all mountain performance then being centered but will be close enough to center to be able to ride switch and hit rails without issue.


cheers dude
Sep 5 2016 5:06PM
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