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lol |
July 23, 2007 |
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Anonymous person
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haha im such an idiot first time i saw these i thought the were complete frames.... i heard the cores were good. idk cause i dont have t hem
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Great idea |
July 4, 2007 |
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Steven Payne
from Gainesville, FL United States
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I've had these cores for months and they don't show any wear. They are very durable over gaps and disasters, and I have had no problems so far. Not to mention, I just ordered myself some of the new 4 wheel core frame walls, and it was so much cheaper than buying a brand new set of frames. This is one of the best concepts put there.
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50/50 core |
June 30, 2007 |
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Cody R
from Pocatello, ID United States
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I have the second gen. cores and I can tell you these seem to be a lot stronger than the first ones. Numerous people have broken the first ones, but i havent heard of anyone breaking these. They seemed to have fixed that problem.
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core |
January 9, 2007 |
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xsjado rollin
from rancho santa maragrita, CA United States
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I have purchased the original cores and havent had a problem with them yet. I have held these models and they are alot beefier than the first ones. If you like the cores rest assured that these are stronger than the first and the whole concept is a good idea.
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