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  • 28-01-2004 3:34pm
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    luckat
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    Where's the best place to get a pair of wrist guards? I've bought a friend's kid's in-line skates, and would like to become skilled so I can skate into work when the weather gets nicer, but have the option to hop on the bus home (they don't like to take my bike on the bus for some reason, but skates are smaller).

    My first attempt to relearn skating skills landed me on ass and palms, and I was petrified that I'd sprained my wrist and wouldn't be able to work - lots of typing in my job/s. I'm told wristguards are what I need.


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    Sangre
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    Talk about a flameable thread.
    Is it wrong I click on a thread with this topic?

    cant help out though sorry, check your spelling next time :p


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    #3
    luckat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,366 ✭✭✭luckat


    Sorry, excuse the typo - if an admin reads this, could you change it for me, please?

    Apart from the typo, is there a reason that this is flameable?


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    Cake Fiend
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    It's been many years since I had the aul skates out, but check Skate City on crown alley in temple bar (upstairs beside metal morphosis). Otherwise, if G1 on o'connel st is still running, try there.


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    daveirl
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