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Call some shops at quiet times and have them rake through their parts bins then hook up the guy with beers and/or cash.

It's kind of nice but the problem I have with it is it only gives you the "popular" tracks, since a lot of it is based on other iTunes users' habits. I feel like it's dumbing down what I listen to. Not that it's bad to listen to popular tracks but most of my songs aren't getting selected at...

You know you want them at -1 but you don't know what -1 is? That doesn't make sense. Go on the balance point, which will be just back of centre.

Don't mount forward of centre. Mount the ski backwards.

Also I've heard of a lot of guys just doing it while mounted (including Rossi team). It's really no different to the method I'm talking about but it'll just be a little more tricky to get your vice grips in there to clamp. Just crank the din, snap in a boot and give 'er.

Yeah, that TGR thread gave you a step by step but the pictures are gone. The important thing is when you're re-bending you clamp it hard with your vice grips and torque against that when you bend so that nothing in the internals of the bindings get torqued. The nice thing is the size of the...

I've done them a few times without taking them apart, including my own ones. You still need a good vice to clamp everything TIGHT (blocks of wood top and bottom for protection). Bend both arms straight at the same time then for each arm clamp a vice grip onto the arm beside the binding housing...

Plus you only need a 29, thaat's hardly big. Just plan a trip to a ski town this winter and get them while you're there.

That's exactly my point. Very few people know how boots should fit. If it feels good to you right out of the box then it's almost certainly the wrong boot. Hey, it's your money.

It is the same as the Line Transfer. Raichle clone.

Don't buy them online. I can guarantee you'll regret it halfway through the winter but put up with a year or two of painful bad fitting boots then buy again. Save yourself a load of money and pain and go to a shop, surely there is one wherever you ski. Or take a trip to a big resort and get...

+3 is still WAY back. Go between core centre and true centre.

Measure between contact points.

http://www.boax.co.uk/shop/customGallery.html - hit me up if you've got the cash. The dollar sucks just now, sorry.

- Lock your exposure and focus - Rotate around the middle of the lens (not the tripod hole) - Overlap lots (50% or more) - Photomerge in Photoshop

Prophets feel way more playful when you ski them than you'd think. I much prefered them to Punishers, they'd make a sick park ski. I'm your size and I'd definitely go for the 90 instead of the Punisher. The one thing the Punisher has going for it is it comes in a 191. Pretty nice skis still.

That's what Line's site says now but I measured my friend's 07/08 and the line was 6cm back.

Core centre is the middle of the core. True centre is the middle of the ski.

Trimmer put his on the line (6 back) and says they rip. I'd go 2 to 4 back if depending how much switch you're doing.

EZ-out will do it. If it's just one then you can sometimes just spin the whole toe around and it'll twist off. Or drill off the head completely (don't go deep enough to damage the binding itself), then lift the binding off. You're left with a stump. File two sides of that and use...