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Skating hard then stopping quick using "leaning forward" style, on Rollerblade Aero 9 "recreational" skates.

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Steepness of hill over 10% grade. I could smell the rubber after I finished stopping.

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Skating hard then stopping quick on Rollerblade Aero 9 "recreational" skates.

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Skating hard then stopping quickusing more erect style, on Rollerblade Aero 9 "recreational" skates.

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Steepness of hill over 10% grade. I could smell the rubber after I finished stopping.

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