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Paul The Paranoid Lampy
06/11/05 14:37
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whats the best option then?????
oh and i'm a bat fasted.
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Aphex Twin
06/11/05 17:03
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Air, then when you loose some of that gutty you won't have to buy new springs
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Paul The Paranoid Lampy
06/11/05 18:14
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arf.
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Adam Evans (Back to the steel ages)
06/11/05 21:05
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I would go air, i have 2005 mx comp airs and they feel very nice and plush.
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