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  1. Oct 10, 2020, 12:02 PM #1
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    Hand propping a plane mid-air - GIF

    Hand propping a plane mid-air.




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    Must be some kind of safety drill, clearly hear instructor say "gonna do it again". I'm sure airspeed helps plenty, doing it one handed.

    Well, it would be easier than kick starting a Bultaco [or any left side kick] going up Lombard Street, San Francisco.

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    It’s ok...he was tied off. Can’t quite imagine what the plan would have been if he’d fallen out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thevillageinn View Post
    It’s ok...he was tied off. Can’t quite imagine what the plan would have been if he’d fallen out.
    eay. Just keep hold of that prop...
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    Wow, Scary.



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