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Mojo 80s

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pblcenemy101
Posts: 575 - Karma: 15
im thinking of gettin the head mojo 80s does anyone have them or know about them. i found a deal online for 290
Jul 4 2006 4:52PM
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Aenigma
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The 80's are a super sweet ski, but get the 90's if you can. Either of those will be better for actually skiing than any other park ski, so you should be happy with whichever you choose.
Jul 4 2006 4:55PM
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poofartpee
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80s are fun there killer in the park but i tried them centre mounted so they werent that fun in pow and stuff but if u do mostly park there a wicked ski
Jul 4 2006 7:03PM
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pblcenemy101
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r they still good for mogles
Jul 4 2006 7:55PM
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Charley.
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yah they are not that fat compared to other park skis
Jul 4 2006 9:14PM
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hollygrove
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i think they'll be good. You should rock'em!
Jul 4 2006 9:40PM
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freekier1080
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I ride Head Matrix 04-05 exrtremely solid ski kick ass anywhere except deep pow
Jul 5 2006 1:02PM
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tSki
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The mojo 80s are a real good all around ski, and in the park. I ski them and love them. I would go a few cm behind center mount if you want to do anything besides just park tho
Jul 6 2006 12:52AM
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LC.
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Yeah, the recommended line on the 80 is actually half a centimetre or so forward of centre if you measure.
Jul 6 2006 3:47AM
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skiRay
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is the Jon Olsson mounting point the same as center mounting????
Nov 29 2006 11:58AM
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skiRay
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bump
Nov 29 2006 2:41PM
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