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Haha!! Everyone sure is bustin your chops for the apparel. The bottoms look like scrub pants, which means your job is probably better than mine so I won't say anything about that...
But I will say you're gonna love those 18's! I've been rollin with 18's for a while now and love the ride a lot better. I recently switched my Nash narrow bars to a wider, more original ape style...love it!
Haha!! Everyone sure is bustin your chops for the apparel. The bottoms look like scrub pants, which means your job is probably better than mine so I won't say anything about that...
you are correct... but anyways i'm taking my time wiring and all but i'll post some better pics when i'm done, might have the goldwing shirt on though...
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