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Tuning season begins
Discussion in 'Tuning Techniques and Tool Information' started by Dwight, Sep 13, 2018.
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Dwight Practitioner of skiing, solid and liquid Admin Moderator
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WHAT? No DPS Phantom 2.0?
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BTW, what's the Simple Green for?
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Dwight Practitioner of skiing, solid and liquid Admin Moderator
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I'm going to do the kindhearted, decent thing here and send you all my O..e .B..ll .J.y leftovers.
Bubble Gum Stench 4EVA!
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Boy, I thought I was bad starting in October...
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Nice choice of edger. You chose wisely.
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It's not tuning season in this house until Podium opens.
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Pete in Idaho Out on the slopes Skier
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I have to take my bike tuning vice down to change over, so I don't change over until it's too cold to cycle.
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Mendieta Master of Snowplow Moderator
You guys are nuts. Except for @Dwight . You start as soon as you can. And extend the season as long as you can. Or else.
On my side:
- Got a ski package for my girl. Boots and skis. @SkiEssentials
- Got my son fitted boots. Yay.
- Sent his skis and mine for a full tune. Mine (rally) 1/3. All done.
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What is a swap?
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I tuned the family skis and applied prep/storage wax before putting them away last spring, but will need to finish the prep wax cycles before applying the first on-snow wax of the season. I usually wait until after our local ski swap in DE in early October in case I see something there I like. The guy who originally fitted my boots is big like me and has the same BSL. I almost bought his Atomic Vantage 100 with Pivot 14 bindings last year! Instead, I waited and got powder skis for the wife and I over the summer and immediately went to work on those. So may be I'll need to start earlier this year. How do you guys with big quivers keep up with all those skis?
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