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Nicotine

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  • Location
    Rochester, MN
  • Home Mountain/Resort?
    Welch Village
  • Occupation?
    Work at night ~ play during the day.
  • Current Boards in your Quiver
    Palmer Titanium Channel 164.
    Burton 167 Factory Prime
    Palmer Crown 165 for soft boot'n
  • Current Boots Used?
    HEAD Stratos Pro
  • Current bindings and set-up?
    Burton Race Plates
  • Snowboarding since
    1993
  • Hardbooting since
    1993

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  1. Nicotine

    MES 2017

    Nice camera work Trent!
  2. Sent email back your way. I'm gonna call these Sold.
  3. Smooth operation on both heels. Parking lot wear. Minimal use over 3 years. Throwing in some 5mm TNuts, zinc coated, not stainless. Instruction sheet included. Going back to standard bindings. For specific details see: http://bomberonline.3dcartstores.com/Fin-Tec-Heels_p_190.html $95.00 Shipped. Pete petegisvold@gmail.com
  4. Buddy discovered his baseplate is cracked. Looking for a replacement. Even though it makes sense to you and me, he doesn't want to purchase a complete set of bindings (spare parts) at this moment. Any help with this. Thanks, Pete
  5. Have not seen "Mental" Dave Brown at Welch for years. Loudest mouth this side of the Mississippi! Pete
  6. If you want to ultimately end up alpine boarding you need to aquire the alpine boarding equipment first. I ride at Welch and could give you some pointers/lessons if you wish. Skip the step in bindings, extremely stiff and unforgiving. (hoping my virgin SW SI are not this way) Pete
  7. Nicotine

    Td3 si

    TD3 Step-ins, not much use, some cosmetic scuffs, otherwise off-the-shelf condition. 4-hole center disks, 0 and 6 degree cants, yellow elastomers, mounting hardware, hex key, safety clip. $280.00. Paypal. Shipping included in US.
  8. PROBLEM SOLVED! My buddy today noticed that my rear cant plate was oriented incorrectly. I was leaning tail to tip instead of heel side to toe side in alignment with my riding angle. I'd been riding without the leverage of my rear leg on my heelsides. I guess I'd been trying to crank the heels with mostly my front leg with minimal input from the rear leg. J Changed the canting angle on rear binding and everything changed! These T3 step-ins RoCk! "I am experiencing the same thing with new t 3 ste in's in what were very comfortable boots in my burton bindings. My leg is too sore to try it out bu could my old, comfortable wide stance be the culprit. I wonder if bringing the stance together could solve this issue?"
  9. I am experiencing the same thing with new t 3 step in's in what were very comfortable boots in my burton bindings. My leg is too sore to try it out but, could my old, comfortable wide stance be the culprit. I wonder if bringing the stance together could solve this issue?
  10. Thanks for the useful info. Just curious.
  11. Can anybody share their experiences with this board?
  12. Glad I ran into you Trent, that was a good time!
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