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10-05-11 | 09:28 PM

jpsawyer

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Cycle ball anyone?

the up and coming hipster fad?
but pretty awesome none the less

10-05-11 | 09:29 PM

max5480

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this looks way too hard for hipsters to handle
plus there ain't enough bling
but it's dope as ****

10-05-11 | 09:44 PM

evilcryalotmore

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Im going to use that ratio screw 53x16

10-05-11 | 09:45 PM

Jaytron

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Holy **** that looks awesome.

10-05-11 | 10:04 PM

fixedgear80

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Ouch are those smokerbars in a Contact sport on fixed gears? i'd love to see some falls

10-06-11 | 04:49 AM

jimmytango

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Outside of trials, that has to be some of the best bike handling I've ever seen. That being said, I have a feeling that guys like Danny MacAskill would be utter gods in this game.

10-06-11 | 08:33 AM

ddeadserious

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That's incrediball.

10-06-11 | 09:35 AM

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Holy hell that looks fun

10-06-11 | 11:31 AM

Cglenny

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Wow you would have to have a high level of skill to even be able to play. Pretty awesome. Crazy saddle placement too. I thought it was some weird fender at first.

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10-06-11 | 11:36 AM

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kageones

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that's great, not what I was expecting to see. Skills

10-06-11 | 12:18 PM

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That's incrediball.

i was gonna make that same joke

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10-06-11 | 02:38 PM

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dsh

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I would love to see these guys show up to a polo match.

"BRO where are your mallets? You can't play without mallets!"

"You'll see."

10-10-11 | 07:33 AM

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jpsawyer

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i kinda really hope this picks up and becomes a big deal. i would pay to go to these games.