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Turning Tricks Week 10

Turning Tricks – Week 10 from KrEEEstowfUr on Vimeo.

Chris turns it up a bit this week after taking a spill at Peel Sessions. He’s got 1080 rollouts, sliders to switch nose pivots and almost 180′s the 4 set at Union Square. Looks good man!

Previously:
Turning Tricks Week 9
Turning Tricks Week 8
Turning Tricks Week 6
Turning Tricks Week 4
Turning Tricks in Queens
Turning Tricks

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  • Mikesaid

    getting better and better.

  • carter

    is that andrew’s old bike?

  • http://prollyisnotprobably.com prolly

    yep!

  • http://gnarcotix.com RobMyers

    lookin good! the pedal timing for the slider to nose pivit is HARD! Good stuff, big ups, keep at it!

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