Cool job!!
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- Clubman Racer
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Cool job!!
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yCYZZPwJr_ ... re=related
Lol how fun would this job be, just not on a windy day lol
Lol how fun would this job be, just not on a windy day lol
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- Clubman Racer
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There is ABSOLUTELY NO WAY I could ever do that - it was difficult enough to watch the video.
Now I know that flinging a bike hard into bends is probably potentially just as dangerous - but some things are inside your comfort zone and some are so far from it, they might as well be on another planet.
Now I know that flinging a bike hard into bends is probably potentially just as dangerous - but some things are inside your comfort zone and some are so far from it, they might as well be on another planet.
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- blinkey501
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I saw this a few years ago and there was a vid to the making of it too. I'll have a search for it but until then.................. How many of you have seen this!!!?joecrx wrote:i would like to see the vid on how the built that big pole
http://youtu.be/MLejkyXbJlc
- Willopotomas
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I don't think I'd mind the climb up, but it's the coming down again part that I'd brick it. There's a couple of old railway bridges around here I used to climb up as a kid.. Some quite high. Those rope climbing frame things were also not much of a bother.. But when it came to getting down again.. That was the hair raising bit..lol.
Totally different world's. Doubt I'd be able to do it now though. Not many that would be able to support my mass
Totally different world's. Doubt I'd be able to do it now though. Not many that would be able to support my mass

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