Linus

Damn.....Lee, Hyo ri looks hot in that avata.....

I've been using F2 RaceTi for the last two seasons with my coiler and you don't have to worry at all. Standard screws work fine. Have fun with it.

Damn..... those springs look sexy..

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I agree. You really have to work to ride short boards. To OP, I do believe that the WCR Metal is a great board, but I think you are experiencing what Jack and Ray talked about.

my bindings are very tight. I need two hands to clip and unclip. It started to bend little by little and now its out by 4mm. I don't know how long this is going to last but I know I can't bend this bail back again. Jack, do you know if having no lift or canting has something to do with this? If I use low angles, I use flat setup with TD2 but if I need high angles(like more than 60* for my Burner) I use a 3* disk with my TD1 for my rear foot. And my TD1 never had any problems. FWIW, I use a lot of body rotation to turn. After seeing Mr. Vin Q.'s photos, I couldn't resist. Maybe this is the problem?

I know it's a stupid question but, I was wondering if anyone bend back their TD1 or 2 bails. My TD2 rear bail is bent and I'm thinking of bend this back since it's only about 4mm out of alignment. I don't know why TD2 failed on me. My F2 race Ti and TD1 bindings never had this problem. Should I get a Ti bail? I'm only 170lbs I still can't believe this happened. What do you guys think?

Ya.....those toeclips really are huge and the bails are shaped pretty wide. If you run high angles, it's not a big problem. If you use TD2 standard on wider boards with low angles, it gets ugly.

I'm only 170lbs. but I use red rings. Maybe I need to try yellow ones or get a suspension kit. Are they really that different? I have both yellow and purple bumpers for my TD1 and didn't notice much.

I'm in Korea right now. Snow is pretty hard here and slopes are well managed. The weather here is cold because of the humidity but, in general, temp. stays in -8~+3 range. And you probably want to avoid skiing or boarding on weekends because......well......you'll see. Maybe we can ride togather.......let me know when and where you'll be skiing.

Wow.... Sucky Sucky Sucky.....

I weigh 175 and carve hard. So? I don't care how many days you got on the bindings. There are many ppl in this forum who carve HARDER. I guess you think I don't know how to adjust my bindings but I do. That's why I'm still alive isn't it? Jack, I know you have a lot of knowledge when it comes to snowboarding but, you should know that there are people who rides different way and put more stress on the bails. I wish I can show you how much difference it makes when I ride but I'm in Japan now and I'm going to be all over the world for the next couple years. I'll stop making comments now since this thread is going like Hmmm......interesting offer.....I'll be pleased to meet you mom. :p

Change depending on the boards' width. 65/60, 60/55, 53.5/46.5, 45/35...... both feet flat.

Like I said.....That's just you......

Ya.....That's just you......which means nothing.....

I want to be cheap about is my head so I replace my helmet every 3~5years.

It's kind of sucks. Compair with F2, its about 1~1.5cm more at about 46* and that's a lot if you are thinking about put them on a wider deck with low angles.

is the main reason. I use Intecs on a raceboard since they are stiffer but I use standard toe clips on freecarve and All-mountain boards. I use a lot of body rotation when I carve on heelside so it's a lot better with Standard types.

That's what I was going to say.....

it's more like 13m

Smith Prodigy myself. And also their Sensor Mirror lense is my favourite.

I wonder if I can do this on a pair of softboots because I don't have softboots setup.

I need to get a pair of BTS... :(

I think Charles Chaplin did that.