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Where should I mount my Dynastar Big Troubles?

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10/7/09 at 9:11pm
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I picked up some 07/08 BT's (186) and am looking for advice regarding mounting points.  The ski is marked with no lines,  but it says "center" and "standard" - about 3 inches apart.

I am 46,  29 boot, 6'2" 200+ lbs.  Want the ski for skiing softer snow days and powder - mostly off-piste type terrain.  No park stuff.  Just want to have fun on the ski.

I'm mounting a PX12 binding with toe lifted,  but heel flat to accomodate my preference for less ramp angle.

Should I do a BoF mounting procedure,  or should I just use the back end of the range and call it good?  Thoughts appreciated.

AM.
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10/7/09 at 9:45pm
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Run your finger over the topsheet close to the edge. There should be three raised lines, one at the "center" mark (pipe & park), one approx. 6 cm back at the "standard" mark (normal mount point) and another 2cm back from that again (freeride, deep snow bias). Take your pick.
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10/7/09 at 9:50pm
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At 200+, go for the freeride mark.
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10/8/09 at 10:47am
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Ahhh.... thank you, thank you.  I had forgotten about the dimples (hard to see through the plastic wrap).  You'd think I would have remembered that from mounting son #2's Troublemakers last season.  But then, uhhh..... what was I talking about?

Oh yeah! Interestingly,  there is only one dimple - at the standard mark.  I think I'll check to see where a BoF measurement would put me and I'm guessing it will be a cm or two behind the standard mark.

Thanks again for the comments.

AM.
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