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Old Rossignol(circa 2005) tech : Will these bindings need to be remounted?

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dang8701
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I found a 40 Dollar pair of B2 bandits circa 2005 or so in great condition at a local thrift store.
I didn't have a screwdriver needed to adjust bindings so I just bought them. They are 182s so they are for a relatively large person I'd assume, and appeared to be fully adjustable with some strange rail thing. Ive never seen this system and cant find anything about it online.
Turns out if I try to open the heel too far to accommodate a 30 boot they just come off the rail exposing the plate.
But the plate itself appears to be on another rail which unfortunately I can not figure out how to use. Has anyone ever seen this system? Does anyone know if the plate is moveable by loosening the screws or is that rail looking thing nonfunctional?

I am really hoping someone knows a way to adjust these, I was really hyped about finding these skis and I dont think a refitting would be worth the 40 dollars I paid for them. Id probably just have to sell to someone else.

Thanks for any help

**This thread was edited on Nov 17th 2017 at 2:02:03am

**This thread was edited on Nov 17th 2017 at 2:03:13am
Nov 17 2017 1:43AM
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japanada
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If my memory serves me, those 'tracks' are more of a riser, not like a demo binding track like you are thinking. Also those look bindings are unindemnified meaning a shop cant work/remount/adjust the bindings.
Nov 17 2017 3:15PM
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dang8701
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Wow weak Newschoolers!!! Thanks for your one and only response miss.

Yes the bindings may be out of indemnity. But I cant actually tell looking at the official lists. Either there is a difference between Axitec and Axial power 120 or not. Either way I've taken them apart and they look in really good shape. Either way I think I'm taking them back for a hairline crack going down from the topcoat almost to the base of the ski near the binding. Thanks for the advice though.
Nov 18 2017 2:07AM
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japanada
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They are 100 percent NOT usable based on the list. Checked today at work. Havnt been on it for at least 3 years. Take em back and get your money back.
dang8701Wow weak Newschoolers!!! Thanks for your one and only response miss.

Yes the bindings may be out of indemnity. But I cant actually tell looking at the official lists. Either there is a difference between Axitec and Axial power 120 or not. Either way I've taken them apart and they look in really good shape. Either way I think I'm taking them back for a hairline crack going down from the topcoat almost to the base of the ski near the binding. Thanks for the advice though.
Nov 18 2017 6:53PM
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skidemon22
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japanadaIf my memory serves me, those 'tracks' are more of a riser, not like a demo binding track like you are thinking. Also those look bindings are unindemnified meaning a shop cant work/remount/adjust the bindings.


this is all correct
Nov 18 2017 7:28PM
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dang8701
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Thanks for your expert advice I am taking the skis back and found a couple new candidates. Im going to make a new thread if you want to offer your opinion on that choice Id greatly appreciate it.

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/856389/Can-anyone-speak-on-the-Volkl-Unlimited-Ac50-from-a-few-years-back-Im-considering-getting-a-pair-
Nov 18 2017 10:47PM
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