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Duncan Freehand Zero Remix Mod

Exhibit #3807

Type	Special Release
Shape	Concave )-(
Axle	Bearing
Color	Baby Blue & White
Packaging	Bubble Carded
Construction	Multi-piece plastic
Response	Special
Diameter	2.25
Gap	Adjustable - Spacers
Condition	Mint
Date	2010
Owner	David Hall
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The Freehand Zero Remix was a custom with the same features as the standard, but with some artistic license on the standard Zero logo. The new logo was designed by Bleutria Limited Edition and this was an overseas release for the Asian market.

But this is also an amazing modified yo-yo, showing a lot of TLC and workmanship. First, it looks like the bearing system is an SKon mod from Japan. With larger bearing and bearing seat, and channels around the bearing for silcone or pads. But the rims are also modified... it appears the rims were machined down and replaced with delrin weight rings. I'm not sure the process for adding these, but it looks and plays amazingly. The delrin makes the yo-yo lighter than the standard Zero.

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