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Where to mount?

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Sendyonthetendy
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I'm riding surface royales this year and I'm getting them mounted soon. I don't spend too much time switch but I like to go switch off rails. Do I center mount em or go with "classic" which is 3cm back.
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Oct 21 2021 9:20AM
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piss.boy
Posts: 1491 - Karma: 10,619
SendyonthetendyI'm riding surface royales this year and I'm getting them mounted soon. I don't spend too much time switch but I like to go switch off rails. Do I center mount em or go with "classic" which is 3cm back.


Are you using them for park?
Oct 21 2021 9:54AM
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Sendyonthetendy
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Piss_BoyAre you using them for park?

Yeah park and just to have fun. side hits, butters, and other little shit like that.
Oct 21 2021 10:13AM
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jompcock
Posts: 1538 - Karma: 11,476
I've mounted -.5cm from dead center for the past 10 years and it's never done me wrong.
Oct 21 2021 10:21AM
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animator
Posts: 4554 - Karma: 26,266
for park go like -2. That’s where I ride most of my park skis and I don’t have any issues
Oct 21 2021 12:27PM
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SofaKingSick
Posts: 9325 - Karma: 61,225
1000% classic line
Oct 21 2021 2:06PM
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colorado_frenchy
Posts: 198 - Karma: 1,329
Split the difference -1.5 (or -2)
Oct 21 2021 2:21PM
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sindreplassen
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always go center
Oct 21 2021 4:53PM
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maaattt
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Classic, -3cm is close enough to center that you'd likely only lose capability by going forward.
Oct 24 2021 3:12PM
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