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2002 Lines Compatible?

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TTflip
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Are the 2002 Lines compatible with the new binding? I want to get a pair of the 'Blem' Skogens and the new binding but didnt know if it would work. And, does anyone ride the Skogens? What do you think?
Aug 7 2002 11:54AM
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jvpfh20
Posts: 188 - Karma: 10
From what I've heard, the new Line binding is made with four(4) mounting holes/screws to mount on the new skis with the inserts. Sorry if you already knew that but I guess you can mount them on the old skis just with different screws.

I saw on the Line msg board so I don't know if it is in fact correct.

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Aug 7 2002 12:05PM
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freestyleskier14
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does this mean with a new Line binding and 2003 Line ski that u can mount it yourself and don't have to go to a shop?

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Aug 7 2002 1:43PM
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threejay
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you have to go to a shop to get the binding fitted to your boot and your din done but once that is set you can alternate skis quickly-.



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Aug 7 2002 1:49PM
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Pimp
Posts: 66 - Karma: 10
Don't go to a shop to do this DIN thing, that's gay and way to soft, I do that myself!
Aug 7 2002 3:58PM
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Mashed_Penguin_NZ
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You don't need to get dins adjusted at a shop. Unless they are really hard to adjust or on lines new binding or something.



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Aug 7 2002 5:18PM
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vegabond
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you cant mount them on skis without the 4 hole pattern cause the skis with the 4 holes also have a plate inside the ski so the binding dosent rip out of the ski. so for next year no, i was told that they are gonna make plates that go ontop of ur skiis so that you can mount them on anything.

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Aug 7 2002 5:56PM
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1260skier
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yea you can do it all your self. and the are making an adapter plate so if you you have multiple pairs of skis you just ride what ever you want with one binding and theese bindings will lat you forever. line is pretty much the shit for making this.
Aug 7 2002 10:03PM
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d-spin89
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with the 2003 skis do you have to buy their binding?
Aug 7 2002 10:10PM
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aggro_sk8
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no, but you'd be pretty friggin stupid not to
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Aug 7 2002 10:24PM
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TheMafia
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Aug 7 2002 10:27PM
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Balmdogg
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but what if the binding is heavy or has big flaws like the madtrix system

Aug 8 2002 7:46AM
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smuggs
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the binding is heavy, and it will have flaws.

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Aug 8 2002 12:33PM
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TerryNova
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Line is the best ski company at the time, so im sure the binding and skis will be sweet.
Aug 8 2002 4:27PM
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smuggs
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they are some of the heaviest bindings, and everything has flaws fucko, salomon's break, look's toe piece cracks......tyrolas are ummm...shitty

shut da fuk up.

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Aug 8 2002 6:31PM
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