I had one of those too 
Work Meister S1 wheels
Le Mans Master
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Burning Brakes
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From: St. Louis Missouri
I had 10 pocket bikes shipped from China to a Port of Call in St. Louis, MO and it wasn't near $950. They came by sea and took awhile to get. Someone savvy with importing goods could chime in to get a better feel for what the actual price might be. A container is a rail car as you probably know. If you can fill one of those babies up shipping is even cheaper per item. I have only imported goods one time and it was a few years ago.
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Burning Brakes
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Well, I know this thread is dead but what ever happend with this kit? Did anyone ever get one? I'm inquiring to a few friends of mine that are stationed in Japan. This is definately the best looking kit I've seen.... i really like the Callaway but I'm not paying $9k for that lol....
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Burning Brakes
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. I would have to re-do my driveway to not rip that nose-peice off though. In many areas where I live, you have to go out of your way to navigate around these huge "speed mountains" that pop up on any given residential street. What the hell is up with this? Is this something that we New Yorkers have to cope with only? I would emagine this being illegal, I would think the speed limit should be the extent of the law, but here in New York I guess they do what they feel. This nose would never last where I live.
