Old 12-30-09 | 10:35 AM
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grwoolf
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From: Austin
Originally Posted by mike868y
I was referring more to riding straight off the front of them by sprinting or doing standing climbing drills, not riding off the side.

Although, it is interesting that the bumpers are not completely fool proof.
You are right about not being able to ride off the front or back. The rear wheel is 'captured' by mini rollers that make this impossible. On the DIY versions of the e-motions, I have not seen anyone replicate the mini-rollers, just the in-line skate wheels that keep you from riding off the side.
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