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[*] posted on 20-10-2013 at 07:07 PM


Yeah, but as the depower lines rub you'll hack up all the grip on the bar and catch your fingers in there :) There's a reason no companies use that system. Ever, probably.

The splitter in the Infinity 1 bar works fine but has a habit of breaking - the Inf2 bar is better as it's one-piece metal... but only 2 "holes" for 3 lines. The old Core bars have a hole for each line but tends to bind when cranking turns. You can mod the Inf 1 bar with 2 spreaders - which I've done - and it works sweet, combined with thrust bearing in the CL. Running that as a test on my Pscyho4 19 but so far, so good. More parts to break, fall out etc though.

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[*] posted on 22-10-2013 at 06:04 AM


All understood and clear.

I have left the set up as is, and simply (thank you to a local here who pointed it out), a turn of myself anti-clockwise (or the other way if need be) is all it take to remove the tangles. Voila!
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[*] posted on 22-10-2013 at 07:18 PM


Back roll, then front roll... the only time you don't have to do that is with below the bar swivels :thumbup:



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[*] posted on 24-10-2013 at 08:44 PM


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