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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Do I really have to move the heel piece all the way back on the track to get access to the front screws (of the heelpiece)? The plate on the brake seems to prevent access with a screwdriver meaning each time I swap between skis I end up having to reset BSL etc.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

No you don't & the bindings are not designed to be installed that way.

You lift up the brake levers until they're about horizontal and put a rubber band across them to hold them in that position. You can then access the front screws through the gap between the front edge of the base plate and the read edge of the AFD. If the metal brake arms are slightly obscuring the screw heads then just give them a little squeeze inwards at the end and the arm will move out of the way. All of this is detailed in the instructions supplied with the bindings.

If your actual boot was used to set the jig length then when the binding length is correctly set (ie a 0.2mm/0.008" gap) then the binding can be removed/reinstalled with having to alter its length. If it was a mail order job without your boot then you'll probably ahve to move it a few mm each time.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Thanks Jon - thought it wasn’t right! You fitted them originally (I’ve just opened them out for QKs) so all will be good length-wise.
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@spyderjon, unless you had them installed by some twerp in the Alps like I did eh?
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