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Help! What is correct mounting location for AT Bindings on Rossignol B3s
 Poster: A snowHead
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I just had a set of Naxo AT bindings mounted on my new 2007 Rossignol B3 skis. The tech mounted them with the boot toe at chord center. I thought that the bindings should be installed so that the mid boot mark should aling with the line on the ski provided by rossignol. They look about 2" too far back. Any suggestions? Any way to access Rossignols manufactureres recommendations for installing bindings?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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I agree in that they seem like they're a bit too far back. Whilst Rossi say that the mid boot line should align with the line on the ski this is still a 'made for Mr.Average' mark from the factory. If you can get to Nottingham I've a Campbell Balancer that I can measure your binding position on. Without access to a balancer & if they were mine I'd mount them so that my ball of foot (head of the 3rd metatarsal) was over the centre of the running surface of the ski.
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vmenkal, out of curiosity, with the bindings on, where is the balance point?
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Not sure where the balance point is as the skis are still at the shop as they try to figure this out.

Does anyone know how the access the rossi tech web site for instructions on mounting bindings? Seems you have to be registered with rossi to access their tech info.

Thanx Vic rolling eyes
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