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David Ricart

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8 years ago
Photo by David Ricart on October 12, 2018.
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Posted On: October 13th 2018, 02:50 am
First time testing a #boostedboard Thanks @stevehaslip
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zzdesign 8 years ago

zzdesign

Cool dad

devlin7 8 years ago

devlin7

Very impressed!

tabogarcia 8 years ago

tabogarcia

🤘

rorowright 8 years ago

rorowright

🤙🤙🤙

ryanhcollier 8 years ago

ryanhcollier

Shredding the streets!

shiningtree 8 years ago

shiningtree

AMAZING

wardrobeschool 8 years ago

wardrobeschool

Hi David 😘

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