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Thread: R-8 Cobra Tele Techie Talkie

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    R-8 Cobra Tele Techie Talkie

    Also posted at ttips...

    Cletus needs to know...are the rod/cable sets on the R-8s symmetric and interchangable, or dedicated L and R foot?

    When I first looked at them, they looked asymmetric (which made sense to me in my mind, you know, cause of asym boots, etc), so I figured there were dedicated L and R rods. But I couldn't find any markings, and now that they're on, they look identical.

    The real reason I ask is that in that first moment when I looked at them, and they looked asymmetric, I could have sworn that I'd ended up with two left feet.

    Hey, quit laughing, being serious here!

    I bought them online (gulp), and the original manufacturers box was open (gulp), which was fine given the price I got on them - maybe they were store displays or something, AS LONG AS THEY DIDN'T SEND ME TWO LEFT FEET, cause I'm gonna go ballistic on those mutherfuckers if they did!

    Someone help a brutha out.

    Thanks in advance!
    Cletus
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    hmmm.... I have those on my hippy stinx. If I'd skied them more recently I might remember better. But I can look at mine when I get home later and let you know. I have left and right skis - but that might just be a matter of which side the leashes are on and not the way the bindings are set up.... They were demos so I didn't put the bindings together myself.
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    that would be super helpful, thanks.

    Definitely L and R plates (leash attachment points, yup), but I am wondering about the rods. The left boot just doesn't seem to fit as cleanly as the right, so I am suspicious. I think I might have two right feet, actually. But mebbie it's just me and simply they need to get a little broken in...
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    Talking

    Sorry in advance, but...
    When I looked at the thread title, I thought your were talking about Cobra radios!
    Aggressive in my own mind

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    I think theyre symmetrical. As you said, the toepieces are L and R...but i havent noticed and differences between the rods.
    Ill look tonight when i get home.

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    I looked last night and they look the same to me. I'd think that if there were lefts and rights they'd be marked somehow?
    "Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, "Wow, what a Ride!"

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    As you can see from their spare parts catalogue they only make two different rods.

    I have these bindings on my Explosives now and I've actually broken a couple of rods this season. When I assemble the bindings again the "fresh one" makes them look a bit asymmetric. You probably just need to break them in.

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    as posted on T-Tips...theyre symetrical,interchangable, the same, what have you.
    and a pretty damn solid binding. i have about 25 days on mine now and am loving them.

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