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Pacemaker
Video by Threads Idea Vacuum
Overview
Here is Pacemaker, the 5th video offering from threads. Pacemaker, was built on the concept of being more of an edit tape than skate video, a collection of the skating captured from going out with your friends over the course of a year. A nearly identical cast to the original threads video, pacemaker features: Nick Guertin, Cameron Dell, Jim Arnold, Randy Rhodes, Garrett Haschke, Shane Farber, James Coleman, Hartman Austin, Andrew Edge, and David Clark.
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Nick Guertin
Cameron Dell
Jim Arnold
Randy Rhodes
Garrett Haschke
Shane Farber
James Coleman
Hartman Austin
Andrew Edge
David Clark
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