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BD Freewire using 2 wire gates on sport climbs?	3-Feb-2011 At 3:46:39 PM	rightarmbad
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I wonder if a rethink on plate design could be a good thing? What about if the track was made with a z bend in it that the bolt had to navigate to lift off? A small slightly bigger circle for the bolt to rest in when it is fully placed, might encourage it to stay corralled in place. I'm sure that a properly designed plate with a specified bolt could be made to work. Then we still have a low profile solution for when it is required to be used.

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