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Sold individually. Used on the Dynamique and Bi-Unique.
The Articulating Mechanism is an essential component of the bi ski connecting the frame to the skis. It transfers the movement from the frame to the skis, allowing the skier to turn.
Note: The Articulating Mechanism now sold for the Kid's Bi-Unique, Bi-Unique, and 4th 5th 6th gen Dynamiques has been updated to include transom refinements for improved durability and adds mounting provisions for mounting NEXGen Fixed Outriggers.
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Channel A vs. Channel B
- Bi-Uniques and 4th gen Dynamiques sold 2015-2017 with DY4 serial numbers will need a pair of Channel B's if your Articulating Mechanism has not been retrofit for NEXGen Fixed Outriggers.
- Bi-Uniques and 4th gen Dynamiques that have been retrofit for NEXGen Fixed Outriggers use a Channel A at the front. The forward protrusion provides extra support for the NEXGen Fixed Outrigger Mount and a slightly different hole pattern ensures a rear channel cannot accidentally be installed in its place. The rear uses a Channel B.
- 5th & 6th gen Dynamiques sold 2017-2026 with DY5 and DY6 serial numbers use a Channel A at the front. The forward protrusion provides extra support for the NEXGen Fixed Outrigger Mount and a slightly different hole pattern ensures a rear channel cannot accidentally be installed in its place. The rear uses a Channel B.
- 7th gen Dynamiques sold 2026-present, no longer uses Articulating Mechanism Channels.