I know we are the best fucking DIYers on the planet, but maybe we should start a fuck up thread for laughts.
The black fabric pulls off the skin and there is glue underneath. Not sure why BD puts it on. With that black strip off the skin is saved.
I know we are the best fucking DIYers on the planet, but maybe we should start a fuck up thread for laughts.
The black fabric pulls off the skin and there is glue underneath. Not sure why BD puts it on. With that black strip off the skin is saved.
Last edited by daught; 01-14-2014 at 12:59 PM.
http://www.google.com/patents/US20100096838
Of course they could license the patent from G3, or come up with a different design (like K2).
I was told this winter that it is there for emergencies. In the event that you get into a situation in the backcountry and most of your glue has been compromised, you can pull the center strip and it should be enough to get you out.
I was in just such a situation last summer and didn't know this. We used ski straps to keep the skins on the skis because we didn't realize what that strip was there for...
Seth
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I was booting out a lot skiing my little narrow GS skis on the groomers.
With some grinding, drilling, and changes in hardware I was able to put some Salomon risers between these Looks and an autodrive plate for a huge lifted trench digging groomer rig.
try getting a shop to do that.
I mounted my own fucking metal laminate skis for the first time (have done many other wood and pure carbon skis) and it was smooth as silk despite packing a BAC that would definitely not be let off with a warning. Used the binding screws to tap (dat ass) and it worked perfectly.
Not even sure where to begin . . .
Tonight, I drink. Maybe after I've cooled down and sober up I'll post some details and pics.
Just pissed at the situation. Shit happens but AaaaaaH!
FAWK!
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^^^ tools, not jewels.
however it still sucks.
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What went wrong Lynchdogger? Hope it's salvageable.
So my roommate wants me to insert two pairs of skis for him for tele bindings, is this advisable? They have six holes in the toepiece so it seems pretty bomber but I'm still not sure if I should be worried about pullout.
I've only ever mounted with inserts once, on junk skis for dynafit (drilled the original holes too) and they lined up perfectly. Never done it on a ski mounted by someone else, hoping everything lines up ok.
Agreed. That they already have the holes should only make it easier (I'm assuming the bindings were/are mounted in the location your buddy wants). I ski on 4-hole tele bindings mounted to BF inserts and have never had any problems. I tend to use globs of epoxy.
awesome! These are the 22 Designs as well, do you remember what length screw you used with the inserts? haven't checked the screw length thread yet, it might be in there.
he likes the bindings where they are, but I know the guy who mounted them and wouldn't be surprised if he did a bit of a sloppy job, we'll see when I pull the bindings off.
thanks for the help
The size is in the chart on binding freedoms website. I have three pairs of skis mounted for 22 designs with inserts.
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