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guys n gals
just wondering who else ( when they are in the mood ) slam through the gears without using the clutch .... harks back to my rice racer days and just cannot help doing it sometimes when I'm "riding like i stole it" ... not that I am suggesting you can compare a heritage toa rice racer
grzly
ps i'm up for new boards soon from the scraping
Yeah, sure, sometimes. As long as everything is synched when you do it, the clutch isn't necessary. I just practice it sometimes, on the off chance I'm out and a clutch cable goes on me. (and it it kind of fun...)
now I feel alot better that it aint just me having some extra fun ..... i figure that if I aint replacing parts on the bike then i aint using it proper.
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