2005/2006
Snow Ski
Technical Manual
Revision: 041215X
Page 1: ...2005 2006 Snow Ski Technical Manual Revision 041215X ...
Page 2: ...ntents Introduction by Dave Goode 3 Attributes 4 Model Specifications 4 Snow Ski Terminology 5 Binding Installation 6 Binding Mounting Instructions 7 Tuning 8 Edges 8 Base 8 Warranty 8 Warranty Procedures 9 ...
Page 3: ... CARBON FIBER skis are not only stronger but lighter and more reactive However as with anything there are trade offs CARBON FIBER is expensive has longer molding cycles and needs to be processed by hand I realized my Dream Skis could never be mass produced So today we build each GOODE Ski by hand one at a time with the same passion that my staff and I share for skiing Our small production team tak...
Page 4: ...l Length Tip Waist Tail Sidecut Turn Radius 155 C64 155 115 1 64 100 9 22 10 5 166 C64 165 5 115 5 64 100 5 22 11 8 175 C68 175 114 3 68 100 9 19 8 15 0 185 C64 185 101 2 64 90 8 16 21 3 CARBON 68 155 C68 155 113 4 68 101 8 19 8 11 3 165 C68 165 113 9 68 101 3 19 8 13 1 175 C68 175 114 3 68 100 9 19 8 15 0 185 C68 185 114 8 68 100 4 19 8 17 0 CARBON 74 154 C74 154 117 0 74 103 0 18 12 3 164 C74 16...
Page 5: ...e measurement in centimeters cm from the ski s tip to its tail Longitudinal flex the measured amount in which the ski flexes along its length Profile the outline of the ski when viewed from the top or bottom Running surface the total area of the ski that contacts the snow s surface when the ski is flat Side cut the hourglass shape a ski has as a result of a wide tip and tail and a narrow waist Tip...
Page 6: ...a larger hole for repair is not recommended 2 Removal of the binding plate for binding or riser plate mounting can be done If removal is necessary make sure the ski is at least 12 mm thick where a standard binding mounting screw is installed If the ski is thinner the screw and drill bit must be at least 3 mm shorter than the full ski thickness Drilling the hole deeper or using a longer screw could...
Page 7: ...ting Chart Model Mid Sole From Tail CM 155 C64 69 5 166 C64 73 0 175 C68 77 5 185 C64 FIS GS 82 5 155 C68 69 5 165 C68 73 0 175 C68 77 5 185 C68 82 5 154 C74 69 0 164 C74 72 5 174 C74 77 0 184 C74 82 0 156 C82 68 5 166 C82 72 0 176 C82 76 5 186 C82 81 5 152 C95 68 0 162 C95 71 5 172 C95 76 0 182 C95 81 0 192 C95 86 0 163 C116 72 0 183 C116 81 5 All dimensions are measured from the tail of the ski ...
Page 8: ...made to match local conditions and seasonal variation For specific finishing machine set up conditions consult your tuning equipment manufacturer s specifications Base Edge and Side Edge Tuning Refer to the above specifications for proper edge angles These specifications in conjunction with a full length sharp edge that is smooth or polished will provide excellent performance The combination of sp...
Page 9: ...shipping or insurance If the skis are replaced the replacement product is covered only for the remain der of the original limited warranty period dating from the purchase of the original skis Furthermore if skis that need to be replaced are a discontinued model they will be replaced with skis of comparative performance Please allow four weeks for completion of repairs or of replacement and return ...
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