Detune board mod#
Moving the bender into the MOD position it should go up to 127 and then return to 0. Moving the bender you should get these readings, left -256 center 0 right 255 Then an '*' appears press the button then the '*' changes to a '' mark Push the bender lever to the MOD position and then gradually return it to the original position. Push the bender lever rightward fully and then gradually return it to the original position. Push the bender lever left fully and gradually return it to the original position. (where ? is the Hex value of the bender and mod) On the Display you will have " Bend Mod ?" Press to exit the test mode, then factory data will be loaded. Press, Then "Are you sure?' is displayed. Press the number button to quit the current test and start another test.įor the SW&LED test press the number button while holding down The button. Test mode is now in operation and the memory test begins. Turn the Power on While holding down and Ģ. Please check the bender calibration shown below:ġ. I ordered a replacement ribbon, but with the calibration, I've got acceptable operation. Support your small snowboard manufacturer buy here.I was able to fix my ribbon controller with a calibration routine. As previously mentioned though, detune the edges as they are aggressive! Overall after about 4 laps it felt like a board I had ridden a whole season and I knew how it was going to react. It’s one of those decks where it’s playful where you want it but has the power where you need it. Personal Thoughts: That flex point in the tip and tail is just so unique with how it locks in and stays that way till you want to disengage it.
Rider in Mind: All mountain freestyle guy that wants to pop but also play around. When on edge it locks in and pushes through everything in its path. This board steers relatively close to under foot which makes it more nimble than say something that is fully traditional camber. Getting sideways this boards camber profile hugs features and you feel locked in.Ĭarving: If you like tight quick carves this board has you covered and if you want to do long drawn out ones, go for it.
Jibbing: Once again that flex point in the tips is where you want to engage the board and it will lock in and hold presses with ease. The one caveat I have is that this board out of the wrapper is far more aggressively tuned than most and the edges are razor sharp. This board is such a capable deck for buttering that even though it’s got a middle of the road flex you feel like you’re playing around on a board that’s a jib stick. When you engage it and believe me you will, it locks in to a press and holds it. It snaps off the lip with ease and has so much rebound and energy that it turns little jumps into booters.īutterability: Lets talk about the flex point in the tip and tail here. Pop On Jumps: This board is a fully capable jump board.
The snap is ample and you won’t have to worry about if you will or won’t make it over anything in your path. It’s very easy to load up and engage which makes it ideal for setting up at the last minute to launch a roller, cat track gap, or side hit. Ollies: This board has snap from its camber profile.
Detune board full#
In rutted out terrain and full blown chunder it doesn’t get bucked around. You will see a little bit of flapping in the tip and tail at high speeds but that doesn’t fully resonate back under foot. Stability: This board is just beyond moderately stable. This lets you get your weight out over it and it will aggressively flex but then lock in and hold a press. What’s unique about this board is the flex point in the nose and tail, it’s almost like a kinked flex point. There’s a fair amount of torsional flex to it as well. You have play in the tips and then it stiffens up through the middle. A camber 2.0 with a minimal rocker zone in the tip and tail.Ĭonditions: Overcast skies, snowing with heavy wet snow, perfect groomers, low to moderate visibility, and warmer temps.įlex: The overall flex of this board is perfect middle of the road all mountain freestyle.
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