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dynafit radical 92mm on a 100mm ski
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi,

Has anyone fitted a dynafit radical 92mm binding to a larger ski, ie 100mm wide ski?
I assume the ski brakes have a bit of 'give' in them, just wondering if this is possible.

Thanks in advance Smile
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

You can pretty much bend any brake to fit a wider ski. However, if you go too far, the amount brake hitting the snow will be too small to have a major braking effect, and you also start to lose the interlocking effect of the brakes that you use when carrying them.

You also need to remember that a 100mm waisted ski will actually be wider than that where you mount the heel, so you might need to add a mm or two.

I have 110mm radicals on a 112mm waist ski, and it did not need bending. In your case you are 'only' potentially bending each arm 4mm. There are a number of how to videos on the web.
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