Just take the base plate off. Easy. Double check that your screws aren’t too long but 1.5mm usually won’t mess anything up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phall
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Just take the base plate off. Easy. Double check that your screws aren’t too long but 1.5mm usually won’t mess anything up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phall
That was my next thought, delta angle decrease which I kind of like, would like to run a spacer underneath, seems easy to accomplish.
Didn’t find it in the search. My MTN had a riser issue and it’s not just the floppy pins. The square plate the risers are connected to is loose and can move around, the rest of the tower is solid. If I take the binding off is there a screw through the bottom or something that holds the riser plate on?
Yes, i have the same problem and it was easy to fix once you remove it
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Mikey are those up for grabs? I have a cracked one and could use them.
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yeah buddy
pm me
and I have 120mm brakes for MTN/Backland/Tracer Summit bindings
https://skimo.co/atomic-backland-summit-brakes
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$45 shipped
and 100mm brakes for MTN/Backland/Tracer Tour
https://skimo.co/atomic-backland-brakes
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$55 shipped
listed these over in Gear Swap
brakeless heel plates are spoken for by skis_the_trees
Does anyone else have a set of brakeless bases they would be willing to part with?
Anybody holding a pair of toes? Snapped my crampon mounts off both of mine skinning up a super firm slope with non-centered crampons