FS: FKS 155s, 997 Equipes, RED HiFi, Flexon Comps...

Love_Wins.

Love_Wins.

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Alright all...need to move this stuff. So I'll post a price, if you think it's fair, pay it, if not then MESSAGE ME and we'll talk, I'd prefer for the thread to not be cluttered with flaming or whathaveyou. All prices include shipping anywhere in the US.

Rossignol FKS 155s

I like bindings, but only good bindings...as it stands I have a couple pairs too many of good bindings, and that's good news for you.

First pair are FKS 155s, great shape (scratching as one would expect from some use), the little catch where you release with poles has wear, but totally normal. In perfect working condition. Brakes are standard but will be bent to whatever size you desire at no charge.

$200

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Salomon 997 Equipe Driver

Another bomber set of bindings here (like I said, I only buy good bindings) DIN to 14, all metal heel with 5-screw mount pattern and wormscrew forward pressure adjustment.

This is essentially a few years old (still perfectly indemnified) version of the STH14, except it's got more metal, and is quite a bit sturdier.

Brakes are again standard, but will be bent upon request to any size you like.

$75

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RED HiFi Helmet

Size is Medium.

Used for less than one season.

Zero impacts. The Faux leather had a rip from the helmet getting caught while pulling it out of the truck, I glued it and it's perfect except you can see the rip line.

$35

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Raichle Flexon Comp (size 29, 326BSL

The OG Full Tilt (OMG!), liners are pretty rough, but I've seen Intuition/Thermoflex liners on this site for less than $30, toss those in and you're golden.

$65

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As you can see, I have priority mail boxes ready to ship things out.

Also forgot to mention that I am currently missing one toe screw for the FKS, but will try'n source one locally before shipping.
 
Equipes are a burly binding and the seller's asking a very reasonable price. Someone buy those up.
 
Adding to the sale:

Hi-Intensity Persimmon Crowbar lens

Almost brand new (probably been out 4-5 times), condition is 10/10, mint. Will also trade this for a Pink Iridium lens.

$45

Hydro Yellow Crowbar Frame

Brand new, never been out. Got this in a new setup, and bought a different frame immediately, in perfect shape, 10/10.

$30

Also...as far as trades go, I'm a double lifer (bound to get around sooner or later), so really the only thing I'm looking for is a LibTech BTX board (one with Banana Rocker AND Magne-Traction), somewhere in the neighborhood of 160CM.

That, and a Pink Iridium crowbar lens, as mentioned above.

Also, MAKE OFFERS!
 
That's such a good deal. People will pay $200 for a piece of shit Griffon and will bitch about your price here. Guaranteed.
 
You'll also have more possible buyers if you can verify the din adjusts to its full range and the din adjustment is working. Your pics show one of the only ways these bindings break.
 
I took the entire binding apart, before I sent it in for warranty (To note: rossi's warranty department is great and if there is a similar issue, they will replace the bindings, almost no questions asked with a pair of px15).

Breaking the connector to the din indicator once there is the hole appears is very easy. Its about a 3-4mm wide, 1mm thick piece of plastic that connects the outer end of the din screw to the din window. It sits above the screw(between the screw and plastic near the pole dent). Once there is a hole, I can imagine that one or two good pole jabs would break it clean.
 
To this end, I took apart both heel assemblies, one of the DIN indicators is good to roll, one is a bit messed up, but I'm fixing it with parts I have from other turntable heels.

Both heels will be epoxied and both indicators will be fixed before being shipped.
 
Fucking hell. Legit seller, plus he will do what is ten hours of aggravating and tearful work for you for no charge.
 
You do relize you could take a picture of yourself with the flexons and send it to full tilt and they will give you a free pair of full tilts for "keeping the legend alive"
 
You do relize you could take a picture of yourself with the flexons and send it to full tilt and they will give you a free pair of full tilts for "keeping the legend alive"
 
To my knowledge...no.

They had a contest where they gave away a set to someone, and you had to take a picture of you with your Flexons, and tell them why you needed a new set of boots, but they don't just give away new boots free because you own a set of old ones.

Bump.
 
Took the heels to work today and filled in the release area with urethane, they'll be reassembled soon and ready to roll, perfectly functional.

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Buy the FKS'!

Kids thinking about the 155's - there is a massive value attached to getting these bindings pre-bent to your specs.

This is a great deal with a super legit seller.
 
I think I'm gonna do it to an sets of mine...at least party, just to prevent wear.

I advise it. Use epoxy or JB Weld...whatever suits your fancy.
 
Dunno bro,

How easy is it to bend fks brakes?

Can you pm me any hints, i wanna fit them to 86mm skis so would i really need to take apart the binding ala TGR for such a small change?
 
its not so much that its hard, rather it can take some time.....

what ever you do dont half ass it.. IMO.. i bent my FKS's to fit my AR6s. but i did it right, taking them apart, bending straight, putting in new bend in it, re assembling, the works.. they are such awesome bindings.

i would be all over these if i was not putting $1,500 into my car, FML. haha

FREE BUMP!
 
Easy. I had a pair mounted on my walls with an 87 waist. The shop guy strait up mounted them without bending the brakes so they barely released down past the sidewall. I took apart my collapsible pole, using it as leverage, and bent the brakes out in the parking lot.
 
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