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We had many a bottle rocket wars. When I was little I had a cap musket that would "supposedly" fire a cork ball with the energy from a cap. That didn't work well but that musket was great for aiming/shooting bottle rockets. Light the bottle rocket and drop it in like a mortar and point and "shoot"
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1978 T/A 463 Pontiac, KRE 74cc 300CFM D-ports, Howard's custom SFT, Nash Intake,QFT 950 E85 carb, TCI TH-350, 4200 converter 3.73 12 bolt [email protected] 1981 T/A 4-speed 406 Pontiac, Merrick ported 6X heads, Comp 270S cam, Crosswind intake 750 Street Demon, 3.42 30 spline Eaton posi street car. 1972 LeMans 350 Pontiac H/S Drags project |
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You weren't jumping ramps on bikes unless you were laying down under the ramp as the bike goes over. Measure out 4 people's worth and lay down and you're possibly going to be landed on. You had to keep on eye on the speed of the rider, though--and be ready to scoot really fast.
Anything beyond adding two sets becomes near impossible to ride or steer as a kid because you have to alternate them in curve (one set going up, one set down). But if you go to a swing set and take the cross bars off, saw off one end to insert on the end of your forks, you can use the hole on the other end for the bike's axle and chop the heck out of it. It's gets pretty sloppy sometimes. |
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