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where to mount tms

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powfoka
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yeah i am pickin up a pair of 175 toms for way cheap they were used heavily on rails and are in great shape so im not worried about em falling apart

i am 5 9 130 will be using them for all park pipe and jumps

i am thinking of mounting center or like 1 back

where would the best place be to mount tms for park
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Feb 1 2005 4:25PM
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threejay
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tm's and not worry about them falling apart. well son, its about time you started worrying...



Feb 1 2005 4:41PM
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powfoka
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the guy that had em before me is like 6 2 200lbs
he was disastering urban rails on em and they are perfectly fine im not worried

now anybody have some helpful advice for me


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Feb 1 2005 4:43PM
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powfoka
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BUMP
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Feb 1 2005 5:09PM
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dirtpie
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if its true center you're thinking definatly 1 back
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Feb 1 2005 7:47PM
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aclsarescary
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center.









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Feb 1 2005 8:20PM
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powfoka
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'skis are like girls , the more you have the better'
Feb 1 2005 11:26PM
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aclsarescary
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dude, how many threads does it take to understand this shit. You wan them center mounted. Alright man. That is going to be the shit, trust me, I ride center mounted skis. i ride them every where, I have ridend them in Powder, throught he park and on ice. The best thing that you will ever do...and its really simple.









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Feb 2 2005 3:51AM
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