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	Comments on: Kyoot Rolly Polly Mini Velo Bike &#8211; An Urban Assault BMX at heart	</title>
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		By: Brian Compton		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I’m telling you man,  when I 1st saw this I immediately thought “NO WAY,  Johnny True Torches Moose Poop” because it looks (the frame) almost identical and at a quick glance it looks just like it.  But this is wicked awesome.  The gears make it it a whole different animal.   I love how cycling has evolved into so many sub disciplines and I mean that. There are true disciplines being derived from necessity and aren’t just a fad but a daily routine that evolves and starts taking up one free time along with others that are doing the same dangerous thing and it’s hype as hell and builders have been working hard in the underground for years and now I hope what I’m seeing brings or affords those builders I speak of the ability to stretch their reach and touch more lives with their products.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I’m telling you man,  when I 1st saw this I immediately thought “NO WAY,  Johnny True Torches Moose Poop” because it looks (the frame) almost identical and at a quick glance it looks just like it.  But this is wicked awesome.  The gears make it it a whole different animal.   I love how cycling has evolved into so many sub disciplines and I mean that. There are true disciplines being derived from necessity and aren’t just a fad but a daily routine that evolves and starts taking up one free time along with others that are doing the same dangerous thing and it’s hype as hell and builders have been working hard in the underground for years and now I hope what I’m seeing brings or affords those builders I speak of the ability to stretch their reach and touch more lives with their products.</p>
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