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Published 23 November 2004
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Original post General Dibbles
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23 November 2004, 00:03 UTC
#1
Today i landed an opposite grind(grind on the opposite pedal than i usually grind on) to 180 out and i was just wondering how many street riders have tried tricks like this or similar to it
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23 November 2004, 02:44 UTC
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theres this huge curved ledge at Vic west ( skate park) and i had to do it with my opposite side. No 180 out though thats awesome. but the ledge was like 3 feet high.
justin
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General Dibbles
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23 November 2004, 23:43 UTC
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thanks,
what is it called if you grind on the normal side but with the opposite foot forward, I was thinking switch foot would be a good name
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