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David Chen’s Full Part — “A Million Miles of Fun”

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David Chen’s Full Part — “A Million Miles of Fun”

by David Read

Posted 05 Oct 2019

David Chen’s full part from the Christchurch, New Zealand full-length skateboarding video “A Million Miles of Fun”.

The full-length video “A Million Miles of Fun” is available from Curb.co.nz. Comes with a full-colour booklet, DVD and digital copy. Free Shipping.

Featuring David Chen, Maguire Kitchen, Stefan Robin, Tylre Houldsworth, Jordon McStay and Matthieu Lucas. Along with Finn Roberts, Reece Brooker, Shaka Wereta, Gregg Timms and many more.

Produced by Gerald Bloxham. Filmed between March 2018 and July 2019. Runtime approximately 120mins.

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