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Approixametly, how fast per hour do...
...RollerBlades go? Hey. I was just wondering how fast RollerBlades go per hour. I have a good pair of 3 week old skates with 78mm wheels. The barings are great and their really comfortable. Their made from the brand RollerBlade. I paid 110$ Canadian for them. The wheels are good quality.
How fast do you think they could go per hour? And how long do you think it would take me to travel about 30km with them? Thanks for your help! I really appreciate it. I need the answer to this for a reason. Planning on making a great RollerBlading trip soon, but I really need to know this. Thanks again.     
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