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November 22nd 03, 05:19 PM
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R3 bindings adjustment help please
I just got some nice Betas with Rotefella R3 bindings. I have never
worked with these before nor seen them before! Can some one give me specific directions to slide the heel plate forward. They are set too long now. I don't know which parts to safely pry on or attempt to move? Thanks. Skott 
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November 22nd 03, 07:53 PM
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R3 bindings adjustment help please
Just carefully slide the heel plate forward, but before you do, make sure that the rails are aligned with the guiding receiver slot. Easier to do than explain, but you can't hurt anything if you don't force it, and if you take a good look at what is going on. Gary Jacobson Rosendale, NY where I can't get off my road bike and on to roller skis. "skott" wrote in message om... I just got some nice Betas with Rotefella R3 bindings. I have never worked with these before nor seen them before! Can some one give me specific directions to slide the heel plate forward. They are set too long now. I don't know which parts to safely pry on or attempt to move? Thanks. Skott
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