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4/8/2003
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Russell Anderson
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Sean, I enjoyed talking to you on the flight from Houston to Dallas tha day after the Houston SX. Forrest really appreaciated the autograph you wrote for him.
You are a great guy and we hope the best for you. Reply if you can. Russell.
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Sean Hamblin
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WELL IT WAS ALSO NICE TALKIN WITH YOU GUY'S ALSO. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT IT REALLY MEANS A LOT AND HELP'S!!! WELL HOPE I GET TO SEE YOU ALL AGAIN NEXT YEAR OR EVEN SOONER!!!
SEAN HAMBLIN
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3/7/2003
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Quando Chamalaki
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Dear Sean. I am a young Filipino boy of only 14 years and I race a Xingfu 250 in the Filipino amateur class. I have a coconut shell helmet with a banana leaf liner. My question is can I have your helmet at the end of the seasons? I like the little red sticker!
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Sean Hamblin
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MAN OH MAN DONN YOU ARE GREAT!!!!!!!! HEY BY THE WAY WHENS THE NEW ISSUE COMIN' OUT CAUSE I THOUGHT I HAD SOME LOVE COMIN'. TAKE IT EASY DONN GIVE ME A CALL.
HAMY
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3/6/2003
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milo geisenhaver
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Sean im new to racing but not new to riding. 2003 will be my first full year racing. i've raced afew races but didnt do very good for how long iv'e been riding and i'd like to know how long is too long for wanting to become a pro. plus it's hard to get noticed. any advice, thankx.
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Sean Hamblin
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WELL JUST KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN AND HAVE FUN WHILE DOING IT AND JUST JUDGE YOURSELF OFF OF LOCAL PROS AND WHEN YOU START RUNNIN WITH THEM THEN IT SHOULD BE ABOUT TIME. WELL THANKS FOR WRITTIN AND HAVE FUN.
SEAN
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3/5/2003
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Eddie B
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Hey Sean I've been watching you over the years and you're a very impressive racer. I watched you race all the canadian races over the years and even saw you at Lorettas when you won the 125B stock title in 99. Anyway if you need a place to practice before Red Bud give me a hollar I have some awesome tracks around my area. Later and good luck.
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Sean Hamblin
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HEY EDDIE THAKS FOR THE OFFER I REALLY APPRECIATE IT A LOT. THE ONLY THING IS THAT WITH RIDING FOR SUZUKI ALMOST EVERY WEEK WE TEST IN BETWEEN RACES GETTING SET UPS CLOSE TO THE NEXT RACE AND WE ARE BASED OUT OF CALI. THANKS AGAIN FOR THE OFFER. TAKE IT EASY AND THANKS FOR WRITTING IN!!
SEAN
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3/2/2003
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David Jr. Buller
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Hi Sean, I'm from Winnipeg. I met you about three years ago or so in Raymond, AB while training with Ross Pederson on my 50 and again in Grunthal. I have been a fan ever since. I ride a 65 now and a 85. My question is: While I am riding my outside foot comes off all the time in a corner, and I end up falling over. Any pointers how to make that outside foot stick?
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Sean Hamblin
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HEY WHATS UP DAVID WELL THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT THROUGH MY ROUGHER AND BETTER TIMES IN RACING. WELL AS FOR THE WHOLE FOOT SLIPPING OFF MAKE SURE THAT YOU PEGS ARE NOT WORN DOWN SOMETIMES THAT CAN CAUSE YOUR FOOT TO SLIP. NOW IF THAT DOSENT WORK JUST TRY WHAT WE CALL WEIGHTING THE OUTSIDE PEG BY PRESSING DOWN ON IT THAT SHOULD HELP YA OUT A LIL BIT. IF YOUR PEGS ARE WORN DOWN PRO CIRCUIT MAKES A GREAT FOOTPEG AND SO DOES IMS SO TRY THEM OUT. THANKS AGAIN AND HOPE THAT HELPS. GOOD LUCK RACIN!!
SEAN
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