General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
A study of the double dyno	19-Jan-2011 At 9:39:55 AM	juanes
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On 19/01/2011 One Day Hero wrote: >On 18/01/2011 gordoste wrote: > >I reckon the results of this study are bleeding obvious to anyone who >has taken an interest in dynos. Years ago I was given the advice 'aim high, >catch early' by a Nowra legend (who had no Uni qualification to make him >sound like an expert) > Thats quality advice; clear, concise. You don't need a PHD to understand it. Gold!

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