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Salomon XDR 80 TI removing binding plate
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Can anyone out there say whether the binding plate on the Salomon XDR 80 TI can be removed and a touring binding be fitted directly to the ski?? Sad
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Yes you can. The only issue is a potential clash of mounting location of the plate and your new binding. This is something you need to check in advance of purchasing your new binding as it can effect your choice of binding. Tell your retailer your boot sole length in mm and they'll be able to tell you which make/model of touring binding will work etc.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

My xdr84s were supplied flat, so I don't see why not - other than hole interference as mentioned by spyderjon.
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Thanks for that. I was brave and took the plate off revealing a pretty normal flat ski (as Roguevfr said) Holes positions are luckily very good. Now just need to get drilling - always nerve wracking!
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