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Original post Murde Mental
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13 February 2005, 01:01 UTC
#1
What's the difference between Mr. Bedford's long bc platforms and the short ones?
oh, and while I'm at it...what are the specs of his different models:Bc wheel, Bc wheell deluxe and Bc wheel "PRO"?
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13 February 2005, 01:34 UTC
#2
The short ones are the ones that come with the bedford bc and bedford deluxe bc. The long ones go under your whole foot. The long ones come with the PRO bc wheel
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13 February 2005, 03:00 UTC
#3
if you want super control long ones are the way to go.
they are so much easier. imagine rolling with round BMX pegs compared to platforms, now image that difference again with long ones.
plus your foot wouldnt get stuck when you try to grind. coz its all platform
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