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hehatemefrisbee

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About hehatemefrisbee

  • Birthday 09/30/1984

Equipment

  • Skates
    Easton 1300
  • Stick
    Bauer one95 & Warrior Dolomite
  • Gloves
    TPS HGT-Pro NYR
  • Helmet
    CCM V08
  • Pants
    Shells with mission girdle

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    Male
  • Location
    Athens, GA
  • Interests
    Hockey, Rugby, soccer, music
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  1. hehatemefrisbee
    Nice knowin ya Sher-Wood
  2. hehatemefrisbee
    i think he took you saying you'd have to go to hg or hm for the other socks as "threatening" dont know how one would take it that way, but just my guess
  3. hehatemefrisbee
    This is incredible.
  4. hehatemefrisbee
    From the image it looks like its still usable, but man they did not give a shit about doing damage. Taking copper rivets off can be a pain, and you usually have to use some kind of hammer and chisel set up. However, whenever I did it I was always careful, especially on inlines, to not to any damage. Some paint may come off here and there, but it looks like they really went to town, and probably hit it too hard, cracking it in the process. Id put some super glue in the cracked area and hope for the best.
  5. hehatemefrisbee
    need pics really. Peranis usually does a hack job tho...
  6. hehatemefrisbee
    Saw the skates this weekend at Total Roller in Novi MI. Very impressed with what you guys have! all the skates look great, especially CA9 and CA7
  7. hehatemefrisbee
    well its a hard thing to price really. Like DS said above, when someone brings in skates that are beat to shit, the repair job becomes that much more difficult (expensive) The bottom line is that when these repairs come in, the customer is not only paying for parts, they are paying for my time.
  8. hehatemefrisbee
    depends on the situation for how labor intensive. If its a straight swap (like for like) its pretty easy. If i have to install a new holder then it can be a pain in the ass, as it involves drilling, etc. Typically, i'd charge $75-$100 including the holders.
  9. hehatemefrisbee
    pretty much.
  10. hehatemefrisbee
    Large for sure
  11. hehatemefrisbee
    Yeah not feeling work today. I am too hungover for this shit
  12. hehatemefrisbee
    I would leave the tears. Shows they are game used
  13. hehatemefrisbee
    Yeah one tourney and a league game. They are great wheels. Grip well, have good speed. Im a fan. All of my teammates that have them seem to say the same things. I think the biggest thing that I could say is that I dont notice them. Which means I dont think about wheels while im playing, just worry about playing, if that makes sense.
  14. hehatemefrisbee
    7k boot, Red Star chassis, 2010 RV Variant wheels
  15. hehatemefrisbee
    i never had issues, but got the week free anyway
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