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Marker Duke/Jester 132mm Brake - 2008 BCS
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The Marker Duke/Jester 132mm Brake lets you mount either of Marker’s freeride binders on your super fatties for a killer pow setup. All you need is a screwdriver and five minutes.
Bottom Line: Don’t let pinner brakes stand in the way of your dream rig -- get the Marker Duke/Jester 132mm Brakes.
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i've got sir francis bacon's, do you think i can just
i've got sir francis bacon's, do you think i can just bend the stock brakes enough or do i have to hand over $60?
By: Nathan Snow
February 25, 2009
If you bought the 110mm brake, then you should be able to easily bend it enough for the Bacons.
By: Shane O'Donnell
February 25, 2009
Pricey and seem cheaply made
By:
whyturn
March 13, 2009
Separate option for $50, wow pricey, and they don't seem as sturdy as my STH. Tryed them, went back to solly
does any1 know where to find wide brakes for these particular
does any1 know where to find wide brakes for these particular bindings --- marker 6725d1es, motion TT easy step bindings?????
By: Jeremy T
November 20, 2008
too pricey
By:
no_steeze
January 2, 2009
marker puts you in a real fix here, dunno if it was on purpose but the dukes are designed so that there's not much brake arm sticking into the snow, making it so when you bend the stock brakes out to 130 they hardly hit the snow at all, making you suckered into spending 60 bucks on these, they should just let you choose which one you want with the bindings, you're paying enough for those anyway...
will these brakes work with :marker 6725d1es, motion TT easy
will these brakes work with :marker 6725d1es, motion TT easy step bindings?
By: Jeremy T
November 20, 2008
no
By: Kyle Cressman
November 20, 2008
Its a brake. There's not much to it.
By:
mason702404504
November 30, 2008
I bought this brake to go on my Jester bindings mounted on my new Pontoons. There is no reason for these to be this expensive and Marker should sell the size brake you need for your ski and not make it an extra. Especially when the jester is the recommended binding for the Pontoon. I doubt the brake will even do anything if I'm skiing in the powder that I hope to be with this ski and it comes off.
How can ski companies charge 60 effing dollars for a part that
How can ski companies charge 60 effing dollars for a part that probably cost $5 to make!?!?that's weak marker....
By: Nick Blackburn
November 10, 2008
Sorry man.
By: Angus Bohanon
November 10, 2008
no problems
By:
Chris R.
January 13, 2009
Brake worked well with Jesters mounted up to some EP Pros with no problems. They are a little pricey but you have to have them for fat skis.
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Pricey and seem cheaply made
Separate option for $50, wow pricey, and they don't seem as sturdy as my STH. Tryed them, went back to solly more...
too pricey
marker puts you in a real fix here, dunno if it was on purpose but the dukes are designed so that there's not much brake arm sticking into the snow, more...