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Wow!!! It looks like their front forks must be locked in place, but at the end when they ride off, the front forks seem to be moving freely. That's amazing!!
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03-02-2006, 02:30 PM #16
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O.O *falls over in amazement* O.O
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I think that at the beginning of the video I saw one of the guys reach down and do something with his fork. Maybe there is a flipper-type thing (technical term, see also: jargon
) that locks the front fork?
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