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levels!?

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  1. OK whats everyone talkin about levels and stuff? i
    dont get it!

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  2. It's some sort of a rating system so you can know how good
    you are at flatland style skills. Some people like the skill
    levels so that they have something specific to aim for when
    they're practicing and other people aren't interested in
    them at all. There's about 7 or 8 "official" level 10 people
    in the world today.

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  3. According to a poll in this forum not too long ago, more
    people here are on level 4 than the rest.

    As you can imagine, high level riders are few and far
    between.

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    sockmonster - One Wheeled Warrior

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