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How to fix pivot brakes

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LukeTheWaffle
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Feb 8 2020 9:22AM
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dwt802
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Honestly when I bend my brakes I find it easiest to just clip in and try to bend it by hand back somewhat into place.
Feb 8 2020 10:23AM
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Dunderflip
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just fuckin grip it n rip it bud crank that thing dude fuckin uhh snag it n drag it man bend that shit outta the way
Feb 8 2020 1:15PM
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djmustard
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I put my boot in the ski without it on my foot and lay it on it’s side step on the beginning of the brake with my shoe and pull the end of brake out to counter the bend and then it’s straight again and I take my foot off and try to bend the whole thing back in toward the ski
Feb 8 2020 1:35PM
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LukeTheWaffle
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Dunderflipjust fuckin grip it n rip it bud crank that thing dude fuckin uhh snag it n drag it man bend that shit outta the way


Tried bending it back but it bends at the part touching the binding not the kink. I can bend it to pull it up tho
Feb 8 2020 2:13PM
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LukeTheWaffle
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djmustardI put my boot in the ski without it on my foot and lay it on it’s side step on the beginning of the brake with my shoe and pull the end of brake out to counter the bend and then it’s straight again and I take my foot off and try to bend the whole thing back in toward the ski


I think I had a anyeurism reading that
Feb 8 2020 2:14PM
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Paul.
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Clip your boot in then use a metal pipe to leverage it back to normal
Feb 8 2020 8:05PM
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LukeTheWaffle
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Paul.Clip your boot in then use a metal pipe to leverage it back to normal

When I try to leverage it it bends the part attached to the binding tho, this bend is a few centis down
Feb 9 2020 2:58AM
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Dunderflip
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LukeTheWaffleWhen I try to leverage it it bends the part attached to the binding tho, this bend is a few centis down


thats fine just get it off the snow
Feb 9 2020 1:50PM
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Dunderflip
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my brakes have looked like this for 4 seasons and 3 pairs of skis just bend the brakes dude
Feb 9 2020 1:53PM
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LukeTheWaffle
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Dunderflip


my brakes have looked like this for 4 seasons and 3 pairs of skis just bend the brakes dude

Aight sick. I'll try it out soon. It's on a pow ski so the brakes don't make much difference anyway
Feb 9 2020 4:02PM
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Paul.
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LukeTheWaffleWhen I try to leverage it it bends the part attached to the binding tho, this bend is a few centis down

Take a metal pipe and stick it on the brake up to where the kink is. You should be able to bend it at the kink if you support the upper part of the brake and work the lower half with the pipe
Feb 9 2020 10:57PM
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