Please send snow, too many HL skis are waiting to be skied in my garage
Please send snow, too many HL skis are waiting to be skied in my garage
They are saddled up and ready to go- we just need a big storm to finish cold. I had 3” an hour snowfall at my house while I was at work, now raining to 6k. The base is getting real good though! I’ll report back when conditions allow a test drive.
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Riff,
How about a rocker money shot?
Boom
Of course depends on where you put the ski strap. I’m very curious how it skins and skis- i loved the older katanas and bodacious, fingers crossed for a light, lively backcountry ski that reminds me of them a little…..
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That’s basically the same rocker as the BC90
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I’m thinking they’ll flatten out a little in the cold.
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What’s the recommended drill bit size to use for binding mount on the c105?
Last edited by kevino; 12-12-2023 at 06:51 AM.
4.1x9
I want this exact setup lol. Hella sexy. Did the spacer fit into the brake hole in the heel adjustment plate (only on newer oazos i think) or you just screwed right into ski?
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I mounted the spacer to the ski, screw hole sadly doesn’t work for it.
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Do folks think I am nuts for the plate? I can certainly back it off.
But having pulled out many heels, I'd just as soon not again.
That said, I'd say tapping is worth the effort.
Thoughts?
So I should use the same protocol on all three of my upcoming Hertiage Labs mounts?
R87, FL105, FR110: 4.1 +/- tapping?
Please, please, please keep the good mounting plate. Tapping is definitely worth it when the ski is on its 2nd or 3rd mount in a few seasons time.
Very tempted by the c105 and would love to hear reports from Mags on how it skis. I’ve got a beat set of VWKatanas as a reference point.
Any incoming availability on a c105?? … asking for a friend
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