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October 9, 2008 at 10:22 pm #220
I ended up getting Burton Lexa bindings for my new Roxi board- the discs on the bindings support either a 3 or 4 hole pattern. The front binding went on fine but for some reason on the back binding something is off slightly so only 3 of the 4 holes line up. So my question is if I go with the back binding only having 3 of the 4 screws in it is this a big deal? I'm thinking no but wanted to double check just in case…Thanks
October 10, 2008 at 5:54 pm #2920I think you should be ok. But I would recommend you probably get new binding plates to fix the problem permanently.
October 11, 2008 at 8:55 pm #2921i dont recommend it at all. if the plate is aluminum, it'll probably last a day or 2, but its going to put alot of stress on the bindings and the board on whichever side you left the screw out. ive never tried to turn the binding plate for a 4 bolt to fit a 4 bolt board with a 3 screw set up..if that makes sense. id call the place you got them from and get a new binding plate before you ride it, seriously. i rode a mountain with an aluminum base plate for a day when i lost a screw on the mountain and it did ok, but i make more toe side turns so i put the 2 screws on my heelside because thats where alot of the resistance was and nothing bad happened to me, but when i tried that with a plastic base plate, the thing cracked 2nd run. isnt it still early enough to return it before the snow falls?besides, you just got a killer board, id hate to see you harm that thing beforei dont recommend it at all. if the plate is aluminum, it'll probably last a day or 2, but its going to put alot of stress on the bindings and the board on whichever side you left the screw out. ive never tried to turn the binding plate for a 4 bolt to fit a 4 bolt board with a 3 screw set up..if that makes sense. id call the place you got them from and get a new binding plate before you ride it, seriously. i rode a mountain with an aluminum base plate for a day when i lost a screw on the mountain and it did ok, but i make more toe side turns so i put the 2 screws on my heelside because thats where alot of the resistance was and nothing bad happened to me, but when i tried that with a plastic base plate, the thing cracked 2nd run. isnt it still early enough to return it before the snow falls?besides, you just got a killer board, id hate to see you harm that thing before you even break it in.October 12, 2008 at 12:15 pm #2922Thanks guys for the advice. Before I return anything i guess I'm going to have the guys at the shop take a look at it, I'm bringing my other board there next week to be tuned so will ask them about this also. To look at the binding the holes really seem to line up but the screw will only go in off to the side, and not very far. will let you know what the probelm ended up being.
October 12, 2008 at 3:37 pm #2923When you say off to the side you mean like at an angle? Cuz if thats wat it does and it gpes in just a lil. Then i thing its a stripped screw or something….. Goin to the shop is a good idea 🙂
October 14, 2008 at 2:13 pm #2924My husband took a look at this last night and was able to fix it, he ended up needing to use a different screw. Should have just asked him to do this for me to begin with, damn I hate when that happens 😳
October 16, 2008 at 5:26 am #2925hahaWell atleast its alll good now. Good luck have funn 😉
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