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SP4 Bindings on a Burton board
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Hi guys,
This is my first post on this forum, so please go easy on me if I am asking a stupid question.
I have some Salomon SP4 bindings and have just bought a new Burton Canyon.
Upon getting home I noticed that the bindings have the 4 screws in a "retainer" in the baseplate so that you don't lose them on the piste. Then I remembered that Burton use the 3 screw triangle method.
Can anyone tell me if I have dropped a clanger, or is there away to make the 2 fit together?
Thanks
Dae
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, this is an annoying problem caused by the fact that Burton are the only people to think that "3D" is better than "4x4".
However, all is not lost - but you will need to buy some adaptor disks for those bindings, to replace the disks that you currently have.
Have a look on internet shops for disks designed specifically for Salomon bindings (be careful if your bindings are not the current model, as manufacturers have been known to change the size or teeth pattern) - or speak to your local friendly snowboard shop
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, Don't know if your Salomon bindings are different to mine but mine have 6 slots on the base plate allowing the screws to either go as a 4 or as a 3.
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Thanks John - Just noticed that myself.
Just means that I can't fit the "ice protection" covers over the screws. At least I can stop panicing now
Can't wait to test my new setup this weekend. I'm just hoping that it doesn't feel too strange changing from my standard board to the new wider Canyon board.
Dae
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I have a few pairs of adapter discs available. I have some that fit Burton, some that fit SP and some that fit Snowpro bindings. Let me know and I'll see if any of them fit some of the salomon bindings I have in stock.
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