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The Daily Bike, January 8, 2013

by steve casimiro on January 8, 2013 · 0 comments

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We all have those moments of hesitancy and doubt. But do you tape up and go or turn tail and bail? Next time you’re facing a test, remember this grom about to drop into the jump track in Ãre, Sweden, and see what it does for your decision making.

Photo by Mattias Fredriksson See more from Mattias here.

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