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I normally use Burton Race plates and you can effactively feel de difference between the two bindings . If some ona has a pair just try to switch inside to outside and have a ride.

Burton Cruzer has curved sides,as you could see in my avatar and I still have it at my office. Let's hope that the finn is not coming back , an astonishing experience using it on groomed runs.

Try ask them Ibex Sportartikel GmbH Rossaugasse 28 6020 Innsbruck +43 (0)512 33510 office@kohla.at www.kohla.at

Hi Take a look at http://www.carversparadise.com/toolsspare-parts-c-103_115.html

F2 can not be compared with a Coiler , Prior , Donek or Kessler and SG , but an F2 Speedster GTS or a Sl Equipe could be a cheaper choice with still good performance and much easyer to get. On summer you could find good offers on ebay.de or .at

Hi Matiu Which kind of Dal Bello do you ride? How much do they are stiff,ok not a Raichle 125 but as an UPZ?

Hi I think that you have to screw as deep is the thikness of the corresponding bolt. I don't know the thikness of a M6 bolt , if you have problems in checking it I can have a look at my hardware shop( I'm in Italy so everything is in cm/mm and not in inches).

Hi Great job!!! Wich materials have you used? Wich is the size of the plate? Any foto of the rear fix? Thanks. J

Hi do you still have them? I have Burton Race Plates , 7° cant 4x4 and 4x4 central disks. J

Hi Roby Looking at the photoes it seems to be more thick than 2,5cm. Am I wrong?

Hi Wenne Great job. Is the plate all made of carbon or it's a multilayer deck? How much is it thick? It seems that it has a pivot in the back and a runner in the front, am I correct? Something as this? http://www.linearmotion.skf.com/category.aspx?lang=en&cou=4&cat=120 Thanks J

Lo hai capito dal mio perfetto inglese? You understended that I'm italian due to my perfect english?:) Di solito sono su http://www.extremecarving.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=16

Normally I screw them until they start to lock, then a quarte more.

Any web site?

That's the point. Does somebody know how work with nylon?

Ok , and so?

Everything has gone, molds and designs. Few of us , from www.extremecarving.com , has their own NW boots( yes we live in Italy), and we have some conversations about making molds from our original. We have decided that the best way is to make molds is with silicone, putting it inside the shell and then make a copy in gypsum. But what about the materials to use for the shell itself? Somebody has hypothesized to do them in carbon fiber. In my opinion they could be too stiff. Any suggestions? Sorry for my english.

Head SP are by far better than Raichle 325. The HSP dont let your heel go up and down in the boots.

Do you still have the PJ 7 ? Do you ship it to Italy? Which is the stance width? Thanks J

Hi I've phoned up again and again and wrote plenty of time to Northwave and finally today they replyed me: Dear Customer, boots you have requested are out of production long ago. Given the numerous requests received by athletes and enthusiasts and having recovered the molds for the next season will produce a series of new boots. Team Northwave Northwave srl - via Levada 145-31050 Onigo Pederobba (TV) Italy Tel +39 0423 2884 - Fax +39 0423 288500 info@northwave.com - Tax 01572560991 <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td colspan="2"><style type="text/css"> <!-- td.attachrow { font: normal 11px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color : #000000; border-color : #000000; } td.attachheader { font: normal 11px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color : #000000; border-color : #000000; background-color: #E0E7F1; } table.attachtable { font: normal 12px Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color : #000000; border-color : #000000; border-collapse : collapse; } --> </style> </td></tr></tbody></table>Let' hope. Jacopo