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Thread: On a quest for the fastest bj 24 ever

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10-08-2016, 03:44 PM #22
RuntheraceAMC

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Originally Posted by fweasel

I just ran my Shockwave at 44mph today on 4S and all I could think about was it launching onto shore and smashing into pieces like yours. Little boats going too fast is fun, regardless.

Couldn't agree more. I put humpty dupmty back together again and am headed to the lake right now. If it flips I would be shocked if it holds together.

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