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Topic	Date	User
OT: tele bindings	24-Aug-2012 At 6:14:49 PM	SteveC
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On 24/08/2012 james wrote: >Touring = skiing pow 99% of the time so carving on edges is not a concern >;) You're not doing enough touring in Australia. My experience is touring = skiing pow 1% of the time then the rest it is ice, sastruggi, breakable crust, unbreakable crust or if I'm lucky, really heavy soft snow that I can't push around with my tele leg. I've got a set of second hand O1s which I've learned on this year and have been fine, But it's also all I know. They haven't ripped out yet. I put a little araldite on the mounting screws to be sure anyway. Also a little loctite (or did I use thread tape?) stopped the cartridges from unwinding when they flop around.

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