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(Oct 1, 2009 at 14:00)
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hope you have insurance!
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His head disappears when entering the van. It was (probably) done in two seperate actios. firstly the flip. and then a seperate time when the van was parked there and he just rode out for the camera
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just look at the success of the 224
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wow glad i knew this before i went out! whats the drinking age in canada? im off to whistler in a few weeks..
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lol thats a minute down the road from me. good spot
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lol its not finished there. i put in a support and sprayed it up il put pics up soon.
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if its not plastic then its gona be layers of laminated wood?
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its scary how similar this is to my old 222.
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look at that and then compare it with an orange 224. the orange is so simple and yet is up there with the fastest bikes and riders on the planet. why then the need for such a complex mess of links and bearings?
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good pedals?! they are mag v12's. lol
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wow. Just wow. the vivid really suits shockers
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thats gona haunt him for the res of his life...
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look at the shadows. now make up your mind if its photoshopped.
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is that pencil really there to hold in the shock?! lol you did a better job than me
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30foot?!!!!! haha no chance, i seen a guy do it on an curtis sx 24
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well and truly.....better than mine! lol reallly good work
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