stumbled back across this thread and thought I would fire it back up to see what the results were tom?
had it messed with the steering at all?
how have the brackets held up in general?
have the cables worn down overtime due to the storage position?
had it messed with the steering at all?
how have the brackets held up in general?
have the cables worn down overtime due to the storage position?
helmic
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I have had them on my skis for 3 winters now and they work just fine. on ice pack ice etc,when you install them you need to make sure to give them enough down pressure.
I have had them on my skis for 3 winters now and they work just fine. on ice pack ice etc,when you install them you need to make sure to give them enough down pressure.
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tippmannator said:
I would not waste the time. All of them would pop off when I had them in storage mode, then they would fall and twist even with lock washers and lock-tite... I need to come up with something better. I removed them for now.
BombaPolaYama
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I have a similar design on my rails and besides the other down falls mentioned, I also noticed they collect snow and ice when in the parked position which has to cause drag especially when not on hard packed trails.
