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Rossignol Power 120 Binding Adjustment
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At the risk of looking a total tit...how do you adjust the rear binding position?No catch or whatever obvious to me Confused Now I know it will be simplicity itself(once I know how)but I'm loath to just yank the things until they move.
For those interested...these are fitted to a cracking pair of Line Freestyle Ski's I've just won(stolen really Very Happy )on eBay.Could be throwing some sick moves in the park this season........not!!!Look a fine powder ski though Very Happy
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snowskisnow, if they're like my axial 120s, theres a cross head screw at the back, just above the rail.
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snowskisnow,
if they're like my axial 120s, stick a large flat headed screwdiver under the metal flap at the back.
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II, yours will be newer than mine then...you don't have the turntabley bit then?
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Just checked,mine are DM stylee Toofy Grin II, it was the lack of any sort of latch that threw me.Had assumed that the screw was fine,rather than main adjustment.One curious point.If I adjust up to the heel,the binding catches as you push in.For a clean 'snap' you have to have the binding to be half way on the heel point.....and they are Rossignol boots Confused Any views on this?
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snowskisnow, interesting. Mine didn't when my boots were new but do now...they were originally fitted by a proper technician.
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snowskisnow - are you sure you've got the forward pressure right? The last time mine were adjusted they took a little while to "settle".

I've got Power 120s on my Aztecs and watched my next door neighbour (who is a proper technician) do them. What he did was:

- screw them a fair bit back 2-3 cm
- close binding
- put in boot into the toe piece and screw the back of the binding forward until there was a couple of mm gap
- open the binding
- put the boot in the binding properly
- screw forward until correct forwards pressure (screw flush)
- open
- close - check forwards pressure
- repeat until the binding closed consistenly.

It took a good 3-4 open and closings before the binding settled down.

I love these bindings. Damn them for changing the design.
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PhillipStanton, totally agree with what you say - they do take a bit to "settle", and they are some of the best.
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PhillipStanton, I've done pretty much as you describe,apart from opening and closing a good number of times.What seems to be happening is a very slight interference on the heel bulge;if you ease the pressure slightly the binding snaps in.I seriously doubt if there is enough to stop the ski breaking free,but it feels a little odd.Will adjust to your method.........and report back.Cheers all Very Happy
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