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Hey everyone,
I just wanted to say I am back. It has been a couple of months since my last post or visit to the site. But it has been for good reason. I am home from Iraq for good and I have been riding like there is no tomorrow. It has been awsome to get back in the saddle and ride the scoot. I haven't taken the time to take any new pics as of late but I will get a few here soon. I will take some of all the mods I did and so of me just out riding and enjoying the wind in my face.
Have a great weekend and keep the throttle twisted.
That's Great News.... Welcome back to the real world..... Ride the wheels off the scoot...... Enjoy... Don't forget Uncle owes you... Take it...You earned it.... [sm=americanasmiley.gif]
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