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Buying a second hand snowpulse or ABS
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Afternoon, been toying with the idea of buying a snowpulse or ABS however its the price that has been putting me off. A couple of ABS and snowpulse bags have come up on ebay and was wondering if ayone could give me some advice on buying these second hand. Should they be avoided or will they be fine?
Maybe you have a snowpulse or ABS you are looking to sell????
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Last time I put my ABS in to get checked/serviced it was free (at the French dealer in Val d'Isere) so I would suggest it would be good peace of mind to get that done as soon as you buy one second hand. They're pretty simple bits of kit really, there isn't much to go wrong.

Our local resort issues an ABS to all the ski patrollers and they get tested before and after each season. I think the only problem I've heard of is that the handles can seize in place if they're left in there all season (this is not recommended!).
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