Dan,

Bowtech has admitted the cam lean issue-in their latest catalog they claim they have improved the models by moving mass to the "center of the cam"

every Bowtech model I have ever seen-with the exception of the Guardian-seems to have this problem. On the Tribute it has not only cam lean but noticeable limb twist.

interesting, when the Binary cam was first introduced Iemailed Bowtech and was told "cam lean was machined out of the bows", but then later cam lean was admitted-and in another email I was told that "all bows lean".

I am still trying to understand what exactly is the advantage of this design over the popularhybrid and one cam design. It seems to me the alledged benefit (that of tying the cams togetherto work as one) is offsetby the cam lean and limb twist.

Darton holds the patent for the Binary Cam-on their model that does not feature a yoke system I understand one side is beefed up-on the other models they retain a yoke system.