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Fair offers high-flying, thrill-seeking entertainment

Flying high over the Etnie's Gravity Skatepark, Mike Hernandez throws both of his feet over the bike to complete a trick called the "Knac-Knac." Hernandez was just one member of a professional bike team organized to entertain fair goers with highly technical jumps and tricks. Also featured were skateboarders and a mini-skate park. The Los Angeles County Fair also offers a variety of games and activities. The fair is held annually at the Fairplex in Pomona and will end Sunday. / photo by Jason Cooper
Flying high over the Etnie’s Gravity Skatepark, Mike Hernandez throws both of his feet over the bike to complete a trick called the “Knac-Knac.” Hernandez was just one member of a professional bike team organized to entertain fair goers with highly technical jumps and tricks. Also featured were skateboarders and a mini-skate park. The Los Angeles County Fair also offers a variety of games and activities. The fair is held annually at the Fairplex in Pomona and will end Sunday. / photo by Jason Cooper
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