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  1. 24th December 2007, 18:45 #1
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    Melting pavements

    My sidestand went through the pavement when it decided to cave in outside teh Baron today...

    left a nice big hole about 6 inches deep...

    So beware...

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    Yea, yesterday and today I almost melted ( so hot) let alone the concrete. Thanks for the heads up.
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    the pavement at pns wangas melts horrid in the sun... when i worked there, me and a bunch of scooters would all park together. now theres a multitide of holes from the stands. one of the boys supplied me with a small plank.

    i now carry a square of wood with me [from the burt challenge] and have used it heaps, mainly when parking on loose stones for photos.
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