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"Cool, it got up that little bank. Not really the tallest obstacle but I guess I can..." *Jump shot to Sand Flea eyeing up building* "Oh wow, that is impressive, and it got up there with room to spa..." *Flea turns around, eyeing up the return jump* "oh COME ON!"
Better start practicing your skeet shooting. I'd suggest a 12 gauge with steel shot to use against them though lead shot may work depending on the strength of materials used to produce them. The main thing is to take them out with the first shot because no doubt there will be a lot of them.
That's pretty neat. Although I would think rubber wheels would cushion the landing a little and provide better traction. Plastic is durable but as any serious big wheel racer knows it isn't much for grip.
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