Black Diamond guru ski question
Black Diamond guru ski question
I have several skis
,1 downhill : black Diamond havoc
2 xc atomic 3 pin Rainer
3 AT K2 way back
4 Alpina discovery 102 NNN BC
4 found an old pair of BD guru’s , I know they are Primarily AT skis but I’d really like to make these a pair of Tele skis , would these be ok ?
,1 downhill : black Diamond havoc
2 xc atomic 3 pin Rainer
3 AT K2 way back
4 Alpina discovery 102 NNN BC
4 found an old pair of BD guru’s , I know they are Primarily AT skis but I’d really like to make these a pair of Tele skis , would these be ok ?
- Rodbelan
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Re: Black Diamond guru ski question
Why not?
É y fa ty fret? On é ty ben dun ti cotton waté?
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- Nick BC
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Re: Black Diamond guru ski question
As Rod says, why not. At 75mm at the waist and 123mm at the tip it would be a really quick turner. Plus you could use leather boots with a waist that narrow. My 75mm waist ski ( Hagan Ride) is 112 at the tip for comparison and turns well with Alaskas.