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Definitely looking at Sparks. $220 thru mountaingear.com looks to be about the best deal out there.
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The board was setup for the Spark Fuse, does anyone know if all the hardware will carry over for the newer Blaze or Burner?
As far as Blaze vs. Burner, any big differences? Burner worth the extra $20 or just go Blaze?
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yes, worth the extra $20 - pretty sure they're just a stiffer highback.
this years burners have a wider ankle strap (from the diodes) which i like better for riding, but i think will get trashed quickly from skinning. i ripped one up with just like 30 days of resort riding.
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From what I've seen, Spark has seperate LT brackets for the Fuze and Burner/Blaze. Your brackets might only work with the Fuze. Quote:
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I just sent Spark an email. Figure I'll just go straight to the source.
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The Burner has a stiffer highback and thicker better straps.
Zag is right about LT Brackets. At least I am pretty sure. They only work with the fuse. Without re reading everything did you get the pins for the Brackets too? You have to use specific pins, the regular ones grind through the bracket. So if someone wants 'em then you probably should sell them. That is if you get a new spark binder. If no one on this thread wants 'em, I sent Ale Capone my old Fuse binders. He might want 'em. You should be able to get $30-$40 bucks no problem. Yes, spend the extra $20 for the Burners. Unless you want a freestyle noodle binder for bc riding. |
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Yeah, pretty sure it's the same guy who I'd hit up on CL before he posted them there. He's wanting $215 for them. I can buy new from mountaingear for $5-20 more depending on whether it's the Blaze or Burner.
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