Anyone have a fritschi jig in CO?

[Art Vandelay]

I just scored some freerides and another pair of beast 92s and need to mount them up. Anyone have a real jig in the denver area? If not I'll just try out the paper template. thanks

[hemas]

You could try what I did, ie. email the importer (well in your case some local shop that sells Freerides) for a papercopy. The answer I got was:"get the skis here and well drill it with a jig, so nothing goes haywire...", the local ski-tech want's around 20$ for that job.

[Shredhead]

Hamilton Sports in Aspen did mine.

[Below Zero]

Hamilton Sports in Aspen did mine.

Yep, you'll have to drive to Aspen to get those mounted. Only place in the state that can mount them!

[Vicious]

Try a shop called Alpenglow in Golden (it's right near the big Jeffco courthouse). You can usually work out getting a mount in exchange for a 12er of beer, but if not, I'd guess $20 or so.

[robokill1981]

Mountain Outfitters in Breck. should have a jig.

[Art Vandelay]

I think I can get them done right near my house at bent gate, I was just trying to avoid the cost.I'll probably just give the paper template a shot.
Thanks guys.

[Hugh Jass]

I think Alpenglow will do them for $15. Cheap insurance against forking it up with the template?

[Art Vandelay]

I'll give alpenglow a call.

[robokill1981]

I think I can get them done right near my house at bent gate, I was just trying to avoid the cost.I'll probably just give the paper template a shot.
Thanks guys.

$15-$25 is a pretty cheap insurance policy on several hundred dollars woth of gear.

[Below Zero]

Matt at Edgeworks does a good job.