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WTS: FKx comp turntable binders

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JKill
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I got some Rossi FKx Comp 12 din binders just laying around right now and thought I would see if anyone would put them to better use then me. If you have any intrest message me.Click for larger imageClick for larger imageClick for larger image

Jul 27 2009 12:21AM
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jmickels
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trade for a pretty much rband new helly hansen survival jacket in orange
Jul 27 2009 2:03AM
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-james-
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sorry but wats the difference between these and fks

thanks +k for trouble

Jul 27 2009 4:34AM
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JKill
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I would only really be interested in a trade for more binders, but a trade for more binders still might be out of the question b/c I get a good deal at a shop. I am not to sure of the exact difference in the FKx and FKS. They both look virtually the same. The FKx are pretty beefy with lots of metal, but I dont no if thats the difference.

Jul 27 2009 8:49AM
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Brows.
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140?
Jul 27 2009 11:36AM
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JKill
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bump

Jul 27 2009 3:24PM
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skisk8ride19
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If you look at the turntable plate the way that the FKX and FKS attach ar different. The FKS is designed to have a lover mounting profile. They have the same concept, but the difference is just age. The FKX evolved into the FKS. Personally I like the FKS a little better, but you will pay the price, but for what it does the FKX is pretty solid.
Jul 27 2009 3:41PM
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JKill
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The plates could be different, I didn't really think of that because I wasn't going to mount them with the plates as I would imagine everyone on NS would do.
Jul 27 2009 5:54PM
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skisk8ride19
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Just to clarify when I said plate, I ment the metal base plate the arms and binding are attached to and not the lifter. for better feel out of the binding to the ski ditch the lifter and get some shorter screws. that table you have is the previous generation to the current one, but killer none the less.
Jul 27 2009 6:25PM
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JKill
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Ok thanks for the info, i didn't really know the difference myself

Jul 27 2009 6:48PM
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JKill
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bump. I have gotten lots of interest, now lets sell them
Jul 29 2009 2:07AM
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