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Skimboarding looks fun until you try it and discover it's insanely hard to do.
Skimboarding looks fun until you try it and discover it's insanely hard to do.
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"Skimboards Are Cool; Skimboard Hovercrafts Are Way Cooler"Skimboarding looks fun until you try it and discover it's insanely hard to do.
Failure Is an Option
"Unlocked the Secrets of Performance Enhancing Helium"Mountain bike wheels put up with a lot, and for the most part, they stand up well. But what if the rider is a 1,500-boat anchor? The short answer is: Better than we thought until it didn't, and things got ugly fast.
Failure Is an Option
S2, EP2 "Robot Cooler & Mini Truck"Carrying water is a hassle on long runs, so here's a robot cooler that follows along on the road and trail.
Failure Is an Option
S2, EP3 "Jet Powered MTB vs Solar E-Bike"Retrofitting a mountain bike with a jet engine and see how fast I can go uphill.
Failure Is an Option
S2, EP2 "Robot Cooler & Mini Truck"Carrying water is a hassle on long runs, so here's a robot cooler that follows along on the road and trail.
Failure Is an Option
S2, EP1 "Self Hiking Boots and Lift Chair"Setting out to fix a missing element for a walk in the woods' self-hiking boots.
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