Re-invent the wheel?
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Re-invent the wheel?
Possibly not simpler, better or more efficient, but still pretty damn cool.....
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Re: Re-invent the wheel?
i want to see a video of that at speed 
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Re: Re-invent the wheel?
Imagine seeing that on the front wheel as wellHolden202T wrote:i want to see a video of that at speed
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Re: Re-invent the wheel?
How far coul you carry the front wheel ? Lol
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Re: Re-invent the wheel?
What some people do in their spare time is beyond belief.