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How easy is it to fit a brake?
 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi,

Ive broken the brake on one of my bindings, just wondering if I need to get a pro to fix this or if I can just order one and do it myself?

The bindings are marker free tens

Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@medlington, They appear to be a replacement part, so should be a screwdriver job to change. But you need to make sure it is just the brake that is damaged and not anything else on the binding.

The 100mm brake is available here for £30:

http://www.skiequipmentuk.co.uk/shop/products/2015-16_Marker_Free_Ten_Ski_Binding_Brake.htm
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Cheers,

I might just take them in for a service too and get the shop to check if anything else has broken.

I had an accident last year and had forgot Id broke the bindings as well as doing my knee in, only realised when I tried to tie the bindings up to go in my bag and realised that piece was missing from one.

I have just skied on them for 2 days so hopefully theres nothing else broken with them but best to check before I do anything too stressful to them.
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@medlington, what on earth arenyou doing to them to break anything in 2 days Shocked
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From the photo looks similar to the Griffon/Jester brake so just 2 screws and they are off and replace Smile
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under a new name wrote:
@medlington, what on earth arenyou doing to them to break anything in 2 days Shocked


no, I broke them last year, not in just 2 days, prob had about 4 or 5 weeks on them first although i realise that still isnt that much.

I had a bad fall spinning off the end of a box and had the bindings set too tight for that kind of thing so I think they snapped before they released. They did their best to take my knee out with them.
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