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and to think i had given this guy the benefit of the doubt based solely on the fact that you stood up for him so consistently for so long. yikes.

probably not, but just for my curiousity, what bindings/bsl and what condition?

yeah dude

yeah

i got some basically new bacons with 914's mounted for 310 mm BSL +2 from reccommended. would be willing to pitch an extra $50-$100 your way depending on bindings/condition of skis. post here if interested, i know this might be a longshot but figured there might be someone out there. thanks!

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my msp's have served me well. they are almost retired but like everyone else says they handle pretty much anything very well. i wouldn't recommend them as a jib ski, but for large kickers they are absolutely what you want to be on. stable overall and great everywhere on the mountain.

someone on tgr was selling some a few days ago, might want to check there

TS why ya sellin?

mad legit

what bindings at what BSL do you have on them? would you be interested in bacons w/ 914's?

sorry 40 was a low number.....i meant like uber-steep life threatening shit or like a hugo harrison-type line. switch at the same speed? i don't think so. but if it happens i'd love to see it.

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i mounted approx +2.5. on the side of the ski it says "designed by Eric Pollard" and i mounted right at the "E" they are pretty damn close to center, but still a couple cm back from true center.

depends on the skis. me trying to ski switch in pow on my MSP's or gotamas is just funny to watch (and i don't ever try anyway with those two anymore) but on my bacon's it's like butter.....or bacon grease rather.

no one is ever going to rip a 40-50 degree face switch, but when you have something with a more mellow pitch, then why the hell not rip it switch if that floats your boat? i've been getting face shots for over 20 years and the first successful switch turns i made in deep snow were like a whole...

good for rails, jibs, and smaller booters. awful for large jumps and pipe

dude with the bluehouse logo - pm'd you back. unless they are pristine i'm looking for new ones dude with the volkl logo - i don't need a low light lens i only need a dark lens now. thanks though!

still looking for one pair with dark dark lens. come on peeps!

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