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FS: 14 DIN FKS

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Aenigma
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These are the older style toe with 180 degree release and three screws.  I nabbed the brakes off these, so you'll have to find your own set.   The bindings have hardly been used, as you can see from the pictures, so I think $70 shipped would be fair.
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I hate to sell these, but right now I need money more than I need 7 sets of bindings; the hoard is being thinned.
Nov 12 2007 12:44AM
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Aenigma
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Somebody wants them...
Nov 12 2007 10:43AM
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freeski1620
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ooo, good deal kids.
Nov 12 2007 11:12AM
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skinnylove
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Legit price. FREE BUMP.
Nov 12 2007 1:44PM
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lyndon
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haha, thats what I was going to buy them for. Still, sick binding, 70$ is a steal!
Nov 12 2007 3:37PM
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Aenigma
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FKS gives you street cred.
Nov 12 2007 11:19PM
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fouldsys
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try tgr if your having no luck here
Nov 12 2007 11:27PM
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localonvolkls
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If they arn't gone yet i believe im interested
Nov 13 2007 1:15AM
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Aenigma
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Check your PM's.
Nov 13 2007 9:50PM
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Aenigma
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Any offers?
Nov 16 2007 8:00PM
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Aenigma
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These are still around.
Nov 18 2007 5:15PM
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skinnylove
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I think the problem is that you don't have brakes. Most people won't know where to find brakes for those, who knows it may take a year before you find a pair. Get a pair of brakes for em' and they'll sell.
Nov 18 2007 5:23PM
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lyndon
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Im actually debating buying them, seeing they will be going on my pow ski, and I wont even have brakes.

Just wondering, would a Px12 toe work to replace the stock toes? or would that affect the ramp angle?
Nov 18 2007 6:07PM
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skinnylove
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Ya man that makes sense.

But I thought you were the binding expert, shouldn't you be able to answer that yourself? That's the first time I've seen you ask a question about bindings.
Nov 18 2007 6:12PM
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LC.
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The ramp would be less with a PX toe. Not necessarily a bad thing.
Nov 18 2007 6:35PM
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Aenigma
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I just held them next to a set of PX's and it looks like your ramp would be the same or slightly steeper.  I don't know why you would pick a PX toe over this though.
Nov 18 2007 7:08PM
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CTD
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still got these?? im pretty interested. those are the metal toe pieces too right?

also, if someone does wanna buy these, and split the toes/heels up, id be willing to throw a set of brakes in for the heels. id be mostly interested in the toes, and the 14 din spring. i have all sorts of din springs for these guys, 12, 13, and 15 dins for the heels, 12 din pivot toe springs, 13 and 15 din springs for older tt race binders.

and no, im sorry, but im not interested in selling brakes. i go through them, and like to have as many spares as i can.


Nov 18 2007 8:12PM
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Aenigma
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These are still around.  However, please pm me only if you're interested.  I've had about ten people "buy" these now.
Nov 19 2007 10:10PM
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T*Maki
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Gotta love newschoolers, land of "dibs"

free bump by default
Nov 19 2007 10:50PM
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Aenigma
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TGR's even worse with people calling dibs.  Only difference is they follow through.
Nov 19 2007 11:43PM
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