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WTB/WTT: Line Reactors

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.*.
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lookin for a set of line reactors
willin to trade or buy
Jan 13 2007 9:27PM
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eLevate
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ive got a pair of 12s. used, but def in working condition.
Jan 13 2007 9:37PM
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SnowMedic
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why?
Jan 13 2007 11:03PM
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mw1235
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^haha. i was thinking the same thing..
Jan 13 2007 11:05PM
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Literature
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Do not, under any circumstances, buy Reactors. You are wasting your money. Buy Look or Rossi and save yourself the problems.
Jan 13 2007 11:48PM
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eLevate
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cockblocked, by four ns'ers. i expected more. burn in hell, all of you.
Jan 13 2007 11:56PM
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WONTON
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3 nukka
Jan 13 2007 11:58PM
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eLevate
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close enough.
Jan 14 2007 12:18AM
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SnowMedic
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line reactors-150-200 dollers
possible blown knee-3000+ dollers
Binding repair-40 dollers
Every one watching you run down the hill after you eat shit to catch you skis- Priceless


They are the worst piece of ski equipment ever made!!!!!!
Jan 14 2007 9:31PM
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Ryanvdonk
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actually the second one is wrong cause they do release properly, they were just made with way too much plastic so they broke all the time.
Jan 14 2007 9:37PM
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Twintipskier-101
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Ive used reactors quite a bit and have never had a problem with them. Just make sure they are mounted properly for your boot.
Jan 14 2007 10:08PM
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SnowMedic
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ya hundreds of shops just adjusted all the bindings wrong, the reactors suck.
Jan 14 2007 10:34PM
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eLevate
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^yes, they can break. Yes, they have broken, im sure he knows. how many of you have actually ridden a pair? how many have actually owned a pair? broken a pair? if you have, ive misjudged you, and i apologize. for the rest of you, enough.
Jan 14 2007 11:13PM
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Reed.
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I owned a pari, and shredded the toe peice off within 2 weeks of riding them. Ive also blown out my left knee twice, but hey, they were worth a shot. Just save up a little more money and get FKS 120s.
Jan 15 2007 9:24AM
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skiRay
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i would use them for urban and back yard but not on the mountain...
Jan 15 2007 1:13PM
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pvspencer22
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sell them on ebay for mad coin
Jan 16 2007 7:20AM
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ajjackson
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I bought a pair, used them three days, and the toepiece snapped off. If you've actually had good luck with them good for you its one in a million.
Jan 16 2007 10:03AM
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awsome_mccool
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dude, i'm gonna be honest with you. i have a pair that i would love to get off my hands. however, i wouldn't want to sell them to a fellow newschooler. they've never broken on me and the release system seems to work fine. with that said, the lifters on them put you about half an inch above the ski( very annoying on rails ) and they weigh so much that they through me off in the air. they must be like five/six pounds each. anyway, thats my two cents. hope it helps.
Jan 16 2007 2:22PM
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awsome_mccool
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*throw
Jan 16 2007 2:23PM
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eLevate
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^ i never noticed the weight so much, except when hiking, because my skis were mounted true center. but, you do have a valid point about the rise, it does lift you up.
Jan 16 2007 2:25PM
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