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Mounting telemark binding
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I bought a pair of skis from snow and rock and a telemark binding separately (binding is TTS). Do people in snow and rock have experience mounting telemark binding? If not could you recommend me a ski shop that does? Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

its not hard if they have the right Jig - I'm sure they do, but moreover do you know whether you want then forward or back of the manufacturers suggested mounting point?
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

@euanovsky, anyone who is experienced at mounting bindings should have no problem mounting these template or not.
The two critical things are
1. Ensure your boot centre (when in the binding) matches the corresponding marked centre on the ski. And obviously centred acros the width of the ski.
2. Ensure the screws are correct length (to not breach ski base) and correct head size/shape (to fit binding)

Of course you could follow the very best route and send them to spyderjon at The Piste Office.
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+1 to what Andy says; re forward/back of manufacturers mounting point, just mount them the same as alpine, the days of mounting tele bindings different have long passed..............
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

thanks guys for all your response. Just spoke with snow and rock. They refused to mount my binding even I bought the skis for them. They said as they did not sell the binding that I have their technicians were not trained to mount them. They said if say there was something wrong with the mount and I got injured as a result then they might get sued.

I actually don't have any mounting experience. I was aware you could mount them forward or backward of the suggested mounting point but I'm not sure how that affects say performance/control?

Spyderjon looks good but I'll have to send off my skis in post. Do you have any recommendation for a ski shop in/near London? I should probably check with ski Bartlett...
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