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pro plates vs. reg. plates(BC)

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  1. OK so I know that the Bedford pro plates are bigger than the regulars
    but do they just make it easier to hop and stuff? How else are they
    different from the regulars? Do they hang lower?
    thanks
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    -forrest rackard

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  2. Bedford pro plates ar longer and I think they hang a bit lower. I find
    hopping on longer plates easier. Spencer will chime in. Even will
    just tell you not to get bedfords🙄

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  3. but now that you said that they're going to read this and not do it for
    fear of being too predictable.

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  4. * P R O * plates are long, reg are short. I find anything on long plates
    hard. Not to mention the TON of extra weight. But Im drillin spencers
    new plates to make em as light as shorts. All the current bedford
    plates have been lowered 1/2" or so to fit peoples feet better. Good
    move on darrens part.

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  5. Evan Byrne said:

    * P R O * plates are long, reg are short. I find anything on long plates
    hard. Not to mention the TON of extra weight. But Im drillin spencers
    new plates to make em as light as shorts. All the current bedford
    plates have been lowered 1/2" or so to fit peoples feet better. Good
    move on darrens part.

    Have the short ones been lowered too?

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    (disclaimer: i may not know what i am talking about)

    Me said:

    Evan is mean.

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