Best Pedals for backward circles?

Posted on Mon 9th, June 2008

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• #26

emoxfag

^^hahaha^^
• #27

dubtap

Chiggedy check it.

http://www.themeaningofdope.com/?p=105
• #28

dogsballs

he's only jealous cos the closest he's ever got to doing a trick is letting Errol get "a bit rough" with his trousers in the bushes at bushey park on an overcast wednesday afternoon, after they'd collected their Jobseekers allowance and popped into "supermarket H. jamal" in hammersmith to stock up on white lightening.
you made a funny!
• #29

nimhbus

that's utter fantasy.

it wasn't overcast at all.
• #30

haj

Grow the fuck up, chaps

I'd like to say.. don't.. :)
• #31

hillbilly

HTFU and use your clips and go as fast as you can! If you go fast enough you'll go back in time!
• #32

pajamas

crazy - on old conversions you'd actually watch the rust disappear and dings and dents smooth out.

would you suddenly see gears and brakes reappear too though? Would puppies start yipping again?

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