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Bike Polo - this looks like fun


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The goal looks so small compared to the bike though. That looks like an awkward position. I'd more than be willing to try a pick up game. Not sure which bike to use though. Probably mountain bike, but commuter bike would be more spry. This looks like fun.

 

 

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Probably not as dangerous as polo, right? Still not for me.

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What could possibly go wrong...?!  :-O

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1 minute ago, David in FL said:

What could possibly go wrong...?!  :-O

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